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Safe cooking temperatures MOST USED

beef and lamb 63 C for 3 minutes, pork 71 C, poultry 74 C, fish 63 C, reheated food 75 C

SYMBOLS · temperature at the thickest part, and for 3 minutes; a food thermometer is the only way to be sure

UNITS · degrees C

HOW TO USE

Colour is not proof. A meat thermometer costs almost nothing and settles every argument about dinner. See Cooking Temperatures.

EXAMPLE

Chicken breast cooked to 74 C in the thickest part is safe; browned outside and pink inside is not.

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