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Posted on 7/21/26 at 10:07 am to wesfau
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Yes. Jesus. It's basic food safety.
Its like getting poop on your hands using the bathroom, a water rinse isn’t going to remove the bacteria risk even if it helps overall exposure.
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CDC: “Washing does not remove all germs because they can stick to the surfaces of leaves and even get inside them.” Thorough rinsing under running water reduces some germs and dirt but is not a complete solution.
Household washing studies (e.g., with tap water) show reductions in total bacteria (e.g., ~80% for some counts with high flow), but E. coli levels often see little or no significant drop. Multiple rinses help modestly but leave risks.
You’d have to soak lettuce in something other than water to get the fecal count / bacteria / parasite risk close to zero.
Posted on 7/21/26 at 10:17 am to tide06
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a water rinse isn’t going to remove the bacteria risk even if it helps overall exposure
Right. But you said wash or rinse. Wash.
Posted on 7/21/26 at 10:19 am to HailHailtoMichigan!
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Taco Bell parasite lettuce was a false positive per FDA
Yeah, had nothing to do w/Taylor Farms rushing to the White House to talk to daddy T. Nah, false positive for sure.
Posted on 7/21/26 at 3:15 pm to wesfau
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So, you're either an idiot or an a-hole. Hope you're no one's manager/supervisor.
You have obviously never been in the military or worked in a similar kind of profession where human lives are at stake. Failure to accomplish the Mission is not an option.
The crew needs to get the job done. I would tell them that I'm raising the alarm with the chain of command to alert them that we have an emergency personnel shortage that could impact the mission.
That does not change our obligation to accomplish the mission.
If that's unacceptable to a person then they need to find a new line of work - this kind of work is not for them.
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