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Smart Shopping:
Getting the Most for Your Food Dollar


KEEP FOODS SAFE
  • Keep foods safe to help your family stay well.
  • You can do many things to prevent food poisoning while shopping for food.
  • Put refrigerated and frozen foods in the shopping cart last.
  • Put raw meat and poultry in plastic bags so the juices do not get on  other foods.
  • Go home from the store right away and put the cold and frozen foods away first.
  • Wash your hands before and after you handle raw meat and poultry.
  • Keep everything clean.


Prepared by Shirley Camp, Extension Educator, Nutrition & Wellness

Fact Sheet 11
1997

  E-mail: CFEwebsite.uiuc.edu

Consumer and Family Economics
Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics
University of Illinois Extension
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign