How to Store Food : Knowing Temperature Zones of a Fridge for Food Storage
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Uploaded by expertvillage on Feb 21, 2008
Learn about temperature zones to help you store and save food, ripen food, and keep meats, fruits, and vegetables from spoiling in this free health video on how to store food.
Expert: Christi Ferretti
Bio: Christi Ferretti comes from a teaching background, but found her passion in the gourmet catering industry.
Filmmaker: Reggie Hayes
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president's choice shirmp and penn and those kinds of meals i bought 4 of them and kept them in the tray of the freezer i had turned up my fridge a few weeks before hand and i am wondering if i will be getting sick because i cooked one up but there was ice on the bottom of the freezer so its keeping the packages colder then the fridge part wouldve so i should be alright i think ?
ventilize 2 years ago
It's true to keep fridge at 40 and below I say keep it at 37-38 degree is preferred.
internalharm 2 years ago
thanks
chart3 3 years ago