And that's particularly baffling given that there are so many undercooked plot hooks bobbing around in this undercooked mess of a movie.
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Yet a surprising number of Americans are eating undercooked poultry.
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Consuming raw or undercooked poultry can lead to food poisoning.
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But half the time, the burgers come out seriously undercooked.
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The undercooked veggies were the only thing that was underwhelming.
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The CDC recommends against eating raw or undercooked ground beef.
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How many times have you oversalted or undercooked a dish?
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So, you know, you just want to keep in mind that there's other more important things like eating undercooked hamburgers or undercooked food, getting a severe sunburn and also being aware of water safety.
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Vibrio can also be contracted from eating raw or undercooked shellfish.
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The food, mostly undercooked chicken and rice, has made her sick.
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I never once had to worry about my potatoes being undercooked.
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Undercooked poultry can harbor bacteria that can lead to gastrointestinal illness.
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"Childs Play," like the rest of Views, is likable but undercooked.
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We hope Carson gets an especially undercooked piece of lamb tonight.
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They felt slightly undercooked, but they were pleasantly sweet and buttery.
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My first bite confirmed that the biscuit was indeed slightly undercooked.
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A cold Pop Tart, perhaps, or some shards of undercooked pasta.
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Bonus: Keep dinner guests safe from nasty bugs in undercooked meat.
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Cook the rigatoni in the boiling water until still lightly undercooked.
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GARNER Ta-Nehisi Coates's first novel, "The Water Dancer," was undercooked.
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This man can sense an undercooked risotto from half a mile away.
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Roger Federer is there for the taking; he's "undercooked", past his best.
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In fact, most people will get contact through raw and undercooked meat.
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The CDC report implores everyone to avoid undercooked or raw beef altogether.
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The bacteria, called Campylobacter, usually spreads when people eat raw or undercooked chicken.
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That could be milk or undercooked meat, or even mucus, urine, or feces.
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The ensemble, particularly in the beginning, is undercooked, and their motivations are unclear.
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Additionally, consumers should avoid eating ground beef that is undercooked or raw.[CDC]
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If it's undercooked, well, put it back in the oven, no big deal.
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Halving cooking time doesn't do much good when food is undercooked or overcooked.
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The problem is that some of these bigger issues can feel underwritten or undercooked.
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KJ: From eating raw or undercooked fish or meat that contains a larval tapeworm.
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But even there, people have been cautioned against taking a bite of undercooked chicken.
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The crags in its handling of major thematic points reveal themselves in undercooked scenes.
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Careful not to eat anything undercooked though, or your character might get food poisoning.
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More so than any other meat, we live in fear of consuming undercooked chicken.
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The Italian sausage was large but bland, and the whole pizza tasted generally undercooked.
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Doubling over, he assumes the sharp ache must be food poisoning from undercooked potatoes.
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If it resists, you can be sure it's your fault; you have undercooked it.
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But the bacon cooked unevenly, alternating burnt spots and undercooked spots wherever the "ribbon" bent.
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"Often the rice in undercooked, sometimes there is too little salt, sometimes more," she said.
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Crunchy-veggie fans will delight to find all vegetables undercooked, accentuating the emphasis on freshness.
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A limp, gray, rubbery, undercooked chunk of eggplant could easily put you off for life.
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That&aposs why a bit of undercooked meat or raw milk can make you ill.
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You're understandably worried about undercooked meat even though you know taste-wise, medium-rare is supreme.
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Sometimes when they pair these two up at the last minute, it's undercooked and it shows.
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The CDC warns that people can become infected by eating raw or undercooked shellfish, particularly oysters.
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Never eat undercooked foods — eggs, meat, fish or poultry — or any food sold by street vendors.
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Eating frogs, crabs and freshwater shrimp that are raw or undercooked may also be an issue.
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The crust had a slight crisp around the edges, but my pizza was, overall, slightly undercooked.
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Yolken was initially interested in whether an exposure to undercooked meat might influence a psychiatric illness.
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He tells me that the nitrate-treated meats were included as controls to those undercooked meats.
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Otherwise, you could end up with undercooked whites and overcooked yolks — a combination no one adores.
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Fried vegetables, often overbattered and undercooked, tend to disappoint me with their tough or soggy crusts.
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All of these factors — and then some — can affect the risks associated with eating undercooked meat.
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My worrywart ways evolved gradually, expanding in sweep to cover everything from Y2K to undercooked meat.
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Food for thought: Fish designed to be served raw or undercooked had not undergone proper parasite destruction.
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A cold steak will cook unevenly, potentially causing the outside to burn while the inside remains undercooked.
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Before, you could perhaps look past Sling TV's undercooked UX because of the service's low price point.
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It can still feel like a frustrating mix of fully fledged operating system and undercooked user experience.
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Instead, large outbreaks are usually traced back to contaminated water and sewage as well as undercooked shellfish.
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The hash browns had a nice crunchy layer on the outside but were kind of undercooked inside.
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Spieth said the extended break before last year's win at Royal Birkdale had not left him undercooked.
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The shrimp were fried to perfection — neither over nor undercooked — and the breading was light and crispy.
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At least 62 people contracted E.coli after eating undercooked ground beef, the Centers for Disease Control reported.
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Some specifics: Fish that was to be served raw or undercooked had not undergone proper parasite destruction.
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In rare cases, lungworms can be picked up from undercooked shrimp or crabs that ate the larvae.
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"Rather overcooked than undercooked," Gravenhorst said, referring to the company's instructions to its chefs and food suppliers.
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His Republican allies in Congress are working overtime to push through an ambitious (and undercooked) tax reform package.
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The bacteria are often linked to raw or undercooked poultry, eggs, meat, and premade foods containing these products.
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"If you are consuming raw or undercooked shellfish you're at risk for being exposed to this," said Drennon.
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The products are sold as fully cooked for consumers to heat and serve, but they may be undercooked.
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They were treated with anti-parasite medication and informed of the dangers of consuming undercooked or raw meat.
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Conventions can be intense: the press of people, the overwhelming smell of body odor, the overpriced, undercooked food.
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The bread had a whole-wheat taste with little to no added sugar, but it tasted slightly undercooked.
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So are any fruits that he can't peel or scrub, runny eggs, many dairy products and undercooked steak.
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The worms likely came from eggs on a piece of undercooked pork the man reportedly ate, doctors said.
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Wednesday's concert, by the often compelling ensemble Alarm Will Sound, was devoted to new compositions that seemed undercooked.
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The infection can stem from undercooked meat or shellfish, ingesting contaminated water or contact with infected cat feces.
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People with vibriosis become infected either by consuming raw or undercooked seafood or by exposing a wound to seawater.
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But that hasn't stopped researchers and doctors from worrying that undercooked, contaminated food could spread both kinds of disease.
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Merely speeding up the conveyor and increasing the heat on these ovens would result in a burnt, undercooked pizza.
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The symptoms usually take hold within a few hours of eating the morels raw or undercooked, according to MDCH.
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People can become infected if they eat undercooked pork that carries it, or gets into contact with contaminated feces.
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The expansion was prompted by a November 28 complaint from a customer about undercooked products, according to the USDA.
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It's estimated that around 52,000 of those cases are caused by eating contaminated food, mostly raw or undercooked shellfish.
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Toxoplasmosis is a relatively innocuous parasitic infection transmitted through the feces of infected cats, contaminated water, and undercooked meat.
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Though officials did not immediately provide the source of the outbreak, the CDC believes it came from undercooked beef.
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It becomes virtually inedible if it's just a little overcooked, and undercooked chicken can bring about illness and lawsuits.
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A large amount of the poor reviews mention that their lasagna came undercooked and even frozen in some areas.
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A regular work week typically invites only minimal culinary mishaps – some burnt toast here, an undercooked chicken breast there.
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People with vibriosis become infected either by consuming raw or undercooked seafood or by exposing an open wound to seawater.
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"People with vibriosis become infected by consuming raw or undercooked seafood or exposing a wound to seawater," the CDC states.
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The bacteria are often linked to raw or undercooked meat, poultry, eggs, and other pre-prepared foods containing these products.
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The bacteria are often linked to raw or undercooked poultry, eggs, and meat, or other premade foods containing these ingredients.
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Salmonella bacteria are often linked to raw or undercooked meat, poultry, and eggs, and other prepared foods containing these products.
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" Helen said: "I ate these all the time as a kid, some were crunchy, none were too fatty or undercooked.
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It's such a powerful way, and I think it's sort of an undercooked, underrealized way, to have that other thing.
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Mr Boyega receives top-billing in "Detroit" (perhaps because of his "Star Wars" fame) yet his role feels curiously undercooked.
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This included raw and undercooked fish that had "not undergone proper parasite destruction," and meats — chicken, duck, beef, ham, etc.
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The worst violations included the failure to use proper parasite destruction on fish intended to be served raw or undercooked.
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In-N-Out's fresh cut fries sound delicious on paper, but they're well known as being a stodgy, undercooked disappointment.
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Children more commonly contract E. coli from food — eating undercooked ground beef, for instance — than from animals, Dr. Glatter said.
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They are pale, cobweb-colored, not fresh, and undercooked so they sag and fall apart beneath any amount of beef.
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As history, though, it's another story — at once tendentious and undercooked, proposing a reductive, essentially conspiratorial account of recent events.
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Indeed the new drama "Queen & Slim" depicts black womanhood without undercooked idiosyncrasies, all while centering a dark-skinned female lead.
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Zip Lash is just one example of where Nintendo has undercooked its products by naively assuming "kids" don't want fuller games.
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Salmonella is a bacteria can be found in raw or undercooked foods such as poultry, eggs, dairy products, fruits and vegetables.
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"One day the ducks would be overcooked and one day they'd be undercooked, depending on who was cooking it," Ponzo laments.
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But nowadays you serve up the most rubbery, undercooked stuff in a flash and some folks will just eat it up.
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Inspectors found that fish designated to be served raw or undercooked had not gone through proper parasite destruction, The Herald reports.
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Some highlights: ▪ Fish designed to be served raw or undercooked, the inspection report reads, had not undergone proper parasite destruction.
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Tripa, made of the same batter, is poured thick on the waffle iron and undercooked to a soft crepe-like consistency.
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Eating beans raw or undercooked will lead to pretty nasty digestive symptoms, and has caused cases of food poisoning-like outbreaks.
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To reduce the risk of illness caused by eating fish, the CDC recommends not eating raw or undercooked fish or squid.
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Because foods from animals may be contaminated with salmonella, never eat raw or undercooked eggs, poultry or meat, the CDC says.
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Since the inside takes longer to cook and is more likely to be undercooked, bacteria have a higher chance for survival there.
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Vibrio infections occur when someone eats raw or undercooked seafood or when an open wound becomes wet with seawater or brackish water.
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Vibrio infections occur when someone eats raw or undercooked seafood or when an open wound is exposed to seawater or brackish water.
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To stay healthy, experts recommend avoiding high-risk foods (raw or undercooked eggs, poultry, and meat) and keeping them refrigerated before cooking.
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You should also avoid consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, and eggs and follow other food safety practices to avoid cross-contamination.
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But the two potatoes (one sweet, one savory) I tried to heat up with the AmazonBasics Microwave were undercooked and almost raw.
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What she delivered might have flown in simpler times, but her bare-bones stage setup and slow, simplistic dance moves felt undercooked.
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Most cases result from consuming, either accidentally or on purpose, raw or undercooked snails and slugs that are infected with the parasite.
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Others, like Qi'ra (Emilia Clarke), feel undercooked, almost more like setups for spinoff novels and comic series than fully developed film characters.
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Drake takes a backseat throughout the 11-song tracklist, on which much of the production and many of the lyrics are undercooked.
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Even if that's the case, it appears as though his decision to put Mayfield on blast was at least a bit undercooked.
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The tender clams in my "linguine clams" ($20) made me happy as a mollusk, but I ignored the pasta, which was undercooked.
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The biscuit is a little undercooked, but this sandwich more than makes up for it with a fresh egg and savory cheese.
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In May, reports said a young hockey player passed a 25-inch tapeworm that's also known to infect humans via undercooked fish.
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You want to keep it ever so slightly undercooked, since it will continue to cook when it is removed from the oven.
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Cases are no longer mainly tied to foods made with raw eggs (like homemade mayonnaise and eggnog) or undercooked meat and poultry.
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Even the handful of characters we spend significant time with — Cyclops, Jean Grey, Quicksilver and (to a lesser extent) Storm — are undercooked.
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Toxoplasmosis can be contracted through undercooked meat and contaminated water, but it can also be contracted through contact with feces containing the parasite.
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For example, people who are more impulsive, or feel more aggressive, may eat more undercooked meat—a major infection vector for Toxoplasma gondii.
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Turns out that the sous vide addition leaves food undercooked more often than not, and 15% faster pressure cooking probably isn't worth $200.
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Aside from the risk of undercooked meat, the coercive nature of the table eventually succeeds in getting everyone to interact like normal humans.
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Typically the next concern is about eating undercooked chicken or eggs, or whether cross-contamination from raw poultry juices happened in the kitchen.
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The health agency noted that most infections with campylobacteriosis stem from eating raw or undercooked poultry, unpasteurized dairy products, contaminated water and produce.
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And they're allowed to sit in their largely undercooked beliefs because they aren't getting really serious pushback, they're just getting garbage protest hysterics.
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I'm a sucker for the slightly undercooked whole wheat "crust" and tiny mozzarella-tomato-sauce puddles that inevitably exploded out of the bottom.
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Between 2012 and 2017, the duo allegedly skimmed $478,588 from their lunchrooms, pocketing cash students were spending on undercooked pizza or whatever every day.
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Now flip this on to the side of the flat bread that is slightly undercooked and completely cook it, 1 to 2 minutes more.
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The new characters and story elements feel undercooked, the old ones feel underserved, and all of it starts to feel like a jumbled mess.
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McDonald's (MCD) is reportedly the subject of a probe in South Korea, following complaints of illness following the consumption of allegedly undercooked hamburger patties.
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"Avoid eating raw and undercooked shellfish, including oysters, to reduce your risk of illness," said Dr. Karen Smith, a public health officer in California.
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Other foods are more commonly associated with E. coli outbreaks, including undercooked or uncooked meat, produce such as lettuce, and unpasteurized milk and cider.
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McDonald's – McDonald's is reportedly the subject of a probe in South Korea, following complaints of illness following the consumption of allegedly undercooked hamburger patties.
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Salmonella, a bacterial infection that causes vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal cramps and fever, is most commonly found in raw or undercooked meat, poultry and eggs.
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Over our tasty, slightly undercooked slices and goblets of root beer, we sidled up on Jen's kitchen floor to talk the band's evolution, Oi!
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Eosinophils are usually sent out when the invader is a parasite like the one that causes trichinosis (from eating undercooked pork) or a tapeworm.
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Once it's spatchcocked, a chicken roasts more quickly and evenly than an intact bird, eliminating that pesky problem of overcooked breasts and undercooked thighs.
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Those resistant bacterial strains can be transferred to humans by contact with animals or raw meat and possibly through the consumption of undercooked meat.
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Eating raw or undercooked chicken, as well as food or beverages that were contaminated by raw chicken or its juices, could lead to food poisoning.
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If it's slightly undercooked in the middle and slightly overcooked on the outside, with this little belt in between that is more or less perfect.
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Vibrio bacteria can also cause life-threatening contamination if someone eats raw or undercooked seafood or gets a wound wet with seawater or brackish water.
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You should also avoid consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, and eggs and follow other food safety practices to avoid cross-contamination while preparing food.
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Those so-called "superbugs" enter our system when we eat undercooked meat or veggies that have been exposed to irrigation water contaminated with animal waste.
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Instead of creating larger and more elaborate challenges around the game's wonderful core mechanics, Japan Studio stuffed this sequel full of undercooked odds and ends.
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Humans who eat raw or undercooked snails or slugs that contain the parasite can be infected, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports.
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Trichinellosis and its impact Trichinellosis used to be more common in the US, mostly caused by the ingestion of undercooked pork, according to the CDC.
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An improperly thawed turkey will almost surely result in a bird with parts that are overcooked and distasteful, or undercooked, which can be a danger.
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Most of those are undercooked, but the movie, drawing the bulk of its vitality from an electric lead performance, suffers less than you might imagine.
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Undercooked poultry can carry salmonella, or campylobacter, or E. coli, and Clostridium perfringens grows in things like gravy and thick soups because it hates oxygen.
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Today, he wouldn&apost dream of serving any undercooked meat to his young clients, nor does he garnish any of their toast with fish sperm.
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When they compete abroad, they should only drink beverages from sealed bottles, avoid raw vegetables and undercooked meat, and wash and peel fruit before eating.
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Often, the undermanned undersized undercooked Widen squad—the high school had just 25 boys total, and no phone to boot—couldn't even inbound the ball.
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And if carriers aren't careful, overhyping an undercooked product could sour the public on the genuine benefits that 5G will deliver—assuming you're in range.
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When it comes to bacteria like salmonella that spreads through raw or undercooked poultry or eggs, it's really important to make sure you cook turkey properly.
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And wireless remains particularly undercooked in rural areas, where users have lately found themselves kicked off the network for treating wireless connections like their wired counterparts.
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The Anova Precision Cooker knows the exact temperature and time to heat your food, so you won't have to worry about it being over or undercooked.
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It's true that development today feels like dining at huge buffet of undercooked dishes; which flawed and half-baked framework would you like to use today?
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According to the WHO, the patient may have been infected after eating undercooked food — especially pork — or drinking water that had been contaminated with tapeworm eggs.
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Pan-seared day boat scallops, while nicely undercooked, would have rated higher had its overly cheesy bed of risotto (also dense with butter) been less cloying.
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If you were in a restaurant, it would be required to cook food to a certain temperature or warn consumers with a message about undercooked meat.
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The bacterium typically enters the body through the consumption of raw or undercooked meat or eating something that came in contact with something that touched it.
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Humans can be infected if they eat the raw or undercooked contaminated animals, or vegetables carrying unseen snails or slugs that have not been thoroughly washed.
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They were burnt, undercooked, and soaked with grease — all indicators that they had spent too much time in a deep fryer at too low a temperature.
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I am really not looking forward to that— Undercooked egg whites— A lack of shareable list-based content So anyway, here's some shareable list-based content.
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Although raw or undercooked fish is less likely to cause a salmonella infection than other foods, including chicken and beef, it still may carry these bacteria.
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The inspectors specifically noted the issues with the club's raw or undercooked fish, two of the club's coolers that were too warm, and other minor violations.
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According to NPR, the cats were being infected with a parasite called toxoplasma gondii, better known as toxoplasmosis, a disease typically caused by eating undercooked, contaminated meat.
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"If we have restaurants that are feeding people undercooked food and making them sick, they would go out of business," said Councilman Antonio Reynoso, the bill's sponsor.
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Not all of these bacteria are harmful, but about a dozen cause serious illnesses, including cholera and the deep misery that's the result of eating undercooked shellfish.
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It came with delicious horseradish whipped potatoes, but the baby carrots on the plate were so undercooked I had to use a steak knife to cut them.
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Consuming raw or undercooked seafood or exposing a wound to seawater or brackish water is the cause of these infections, though not all would lead to necrotizing fasciitis.
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Its moving and shooting felt great from moment one, but the RPG bits that were meant to keep people playing for triple-digit hours were overwhelming and undercooked.
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While anyone who consumes raw or undercooked shellfish can be at risk of Vibrio parahaemolyticus, the meat that has been called into question is fresh, precooked crab meat.
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It wasn't just a fully realized piece of hardware running undercooked software, it was the basket into which the company seemed to have placed all of its eggs.
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The bacteria are often linked to raw or undercooked poultry, eggs, and meat or other premade foods containing these, such as mayonnaise, salad dressings, and unpasteurized dairy products.
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And even if her instinct is to select the lowest-risk option, the assumption that the blander, less ideological candidate is the safer one is pat and undercooked.
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What can be lauded, however, is the complete earnestness in which he executed this undercooked (or is it overcooked?) vision: Aronofsky tried very, very, hard, and it shows.
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When I took the paella out of the oven, I found myself poking at a heap of tough undercooked rice, gooey overcooked rice, unopened clams, and desiccated salmon.
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As sushi and other raw seafood dishes become more popular in Western countries, doctors are warning about a dangerous parasite that could be lurking in undercooked fish and squid.
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Richard Horsey, co-author of "Ugly Food: Overlooked and Undercooked", thinks part of achieving that is persuading people to diversify what they cook and include things they might bin.
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Undercooked food, as well as cooked food that's left out sitting without enough heat or cold, can reawaken these spores, allowing them to quickly grow and become infectious again.
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All these changes will help to make Facebook Messenger bots better live up to the promise of the platform, which Marcus admitted was perhaps a bit undercooked at launch.
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"You cannot tell if the turkey is done by the color or the way it looks, it could still have parts inside that are raw or undercooked," Reynolds says.
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An infection with Campylobacter is usually linked to eating undercooked meat contaminated with the animal's feces, unpasteurized dairy, or other food that was cross-contaminated during while being prepared.
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Infections can occur after consuming contaminated food such as undercooked meat, raw milk, or raw produce; contaminated water; or from contact with farm animals, particularly cows, sheep, and goats.
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People can become infected with the vibrio bacteria by consuming raw or undercooked seafood or exposing a wound to seawater, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The state cannot confirm how each person became infected, "but we do know that people can acquire the parasite by consuming raw or undercooked snails and slugs," she said.
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"There is a need to better estimate and understand the burden of disease worldwide (especially in those countries where consumption of raw or undercooked fish is common)," Bao said.
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The infection, also known as trichinosis, is caused by eating the raw or undercooked meat of animals that are infected with a worm called Trichinella, according to the CDC.
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Oddly, though, the app didn't immediately show me any stories from the TechCrunch website, which makes me think perhaps the app is a little undercooked for the time being.
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Undercooked as app platforms, underperforming as fitness trackers, and underwhelming as fashion items, it's unclear to most people why they'd want to strap a little computer to their wrist.
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Whether negimaki was invented at Nippon or simply made its first United States appearance there, it's hard to see why tough beef wrapped around undercooked scallions captured America's imagination.
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You are very unlikely to get a piece that is undercooked at its core, or one that doesn't fight back enough to let you know it is still alive.
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Much like your weird uncle's theories about everything from immigration and climate change to the actual shape of our planet, this undercooked dish will be very difficult to swallow.
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Overall, the squatter's plan seemed, at best, a little undercooked; even if deWitt and his people read the manuscript and somehow got it published, what was the next step?
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The parasite is commonly transmitted when people consume undercooked pork -- pigs are often intermediary tapeworm hosts -- or come in contact with food, water and soil contaminated with tapeworm eggs.
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The cheap-looking, undercooked horror anthology movie "Portals" takes place in August 2020, when we can apparently look forward to the creation of the universe's first man-made black hole.
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You can also get rat lungworm from eating raw or undercooked frogs, land crabs, or freshwater shrimp that have eaten the contaminated snails, so you want to cook those thoroughly.
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The Serena stuff especially feels undercooked to me, which I recognize is a weird thing to say about a set of episodes in which Serena literally burns down her house.
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Luckey and the rest of Oculus' leadership were adamant about not making promises they couldn't keep, or delivering an undercooked product — two things that doomed consumer virtual reality decades ago.
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Trichomoniasis (not to be confused with trichinosis, which is a roundworm parasite caused by eating undercooked meat—yummy) is an infection caused by the single-cell protozoan parasite trichomonas vaginalis.
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However, as I look at the songs on this album, there's a couple of songs I'm really proud of but there's also a couple songs I think are really undercooked.
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He placed the most undercooked pieces back on the grill, covering them with the lid, and urged the guests to go ahead and start eating the rest of the meal.
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Like the salad, the dish cost $8 and stole the thunder from my entree, a succulent if slightly undercooked hay-cured poussin (whole chicken) with string beans and abalone mushrooms.
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Consuming raw or undercooked chicken or fish can have serious health implications, so you have to be sure what you're serving and/or putting in your mouth is cooked through.
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Sometimes these germs get into food when the person doing the prep didn't wash their hands properly; other times it's because you ate something raw (like oysters) or undercooked meat.
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Working with an uneven cast and an undercooked story, Mr. O'Malley hits the horror beats just fine (slam, creak, squeak) without putting a sinister spin on the assorted strange doings.
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Mr. Bertino, who also wrote the undercooked script, sets the scene effectively, using his leads to give the story a sense of normalcy that he dismantles trick by genre trick.
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The other thing to keep in mind is that a cheeseburger, in particular, may also be slightly riskier than other foods, because undercooked beef can contain E.Coli, according to the FDA.
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Tri-Union Seafoods is recalling 2888,2820 cases of Chicken of the Sea brand canned tuna because it might be undercooked due to an equipment malfunction, according to manufacturer Tri-Union Seafoods.
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The conflict is one reason Trump's health care record is an unwieldy combination of undercooked, headline-driven initiatives to bring down costs and legally dubious attempts to cut the safety net.
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The single currency buys $1.14 today, up from $1.05 at the start of the year; the euro has gone from being 20% undervalued against the dollar in our index, to 16% undercooked.
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You can pick up the bacteria from consuming undercooked poultry, eggs, beef, and unpasteurized milk (or by spreading the germ in the kitchen to foods that aren't cooked, like salad or fruit).
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Because salmonella bacteria can be present inside eggs, it's a good idea to avoid eating (or feeding pets) raw or undercooked eggs, including foods that contain them, such as raw cookie dough.
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Rather than spend any time on this, the finale instead dedicated an unfortunate amount of time to Will Drake and his fashion business, — the most undercooked character and plotline of the season.
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It's certainly compelling enough that, watching the first season, I couldn't help but try to figure it out — even as I realized that the show is, on most levels, a little undercooked.
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Golden Gate already had its own terrifying riff on Indian Pizza—spinach sauce with undercooked eggplant dyed a glowing red—but when Sukha took over in 1996, he introduced his own recipes.
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Appealing, partly because it's so unembarrassed by its genre's done-to-death social-injustice themes, this undercooked blend of science fiction and family drama virtually dares you to turn up your nose.
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This is storytelling that's at once overblown and undercooked, with so many crosses and double crosses, maskings and unveilings, it's easy to lose track of what or who's worth paying attention to.
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If the beans are undercooked, either bring the machine back to pressure and cook for another 5 minutes, then manually release the pressure to check again, or continue cooking the beans uncovered.
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"A person can become infected by consuming water or food that is contaminated with tapeworm eggs or larvae, particularly raw or undercooked fish or meat," Dr. Stork, who did not treat Meyer, explains.
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They might be big or small: two guys getting in a fight at a bar; someone's drunk and doesn't want to pay their bill; an employee showed up drunk; something's over- or undercooked.
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Most human infections are caused by eating contaminated food, such as undercooked or raw poultry or eggs, but it's also possible to get the bacteria through contact with animals, as in this outbreak.
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Sometimes the contact is pretty obvious (working with cows at a dairy or changing diapers, for example), but sometimes it is not (like eating an undercooked hamburger or a contaminated piece of lettuce).
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I love that it looks like a collection of Behr paint swatches arranged in a tasteful, edible ombre pattern, from the undercooked danger of Dandelion Wish to the charred briquets of Espresso Beans.
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No such recommendations exist for chicken simply because we don't like eating undercooked chicken as much as red meat, and no one is clamoring for USDA recommendations for safely consuming medium-well chicken.
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A barbed joke, easy but amusing, animates the opening scene of "Relevance," JC Lee's undercooked new play about two generations of feminism in conflict, which opened Sunday night at the Lucille Lortel Theater.
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In general, we know that undercooked or raw meat and poultry can be contaminated with harmful bacteria, such as Campylobacter, E.coli, Salmonella, Clostridium perfringens, and Yersinia, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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A browned crust, she said, shows that the flour and butter are cooked as they should be; a whitish crust, with undercooked ingredients, will have a raw taste and often a pasty texture.
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WHO has previously advised that people in the region avoid unnecessary contact with animals or animal products in markets, that they practice proper hygiene, and that they avoid eating raw or undercooked meat.
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And there are tons of reasons for this kind of tension during and after eating, everything from an earlier run-in with an undercooked burger to some deeper feelings of discomfort around food.
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So it's frustrating when these tentpoles revolve around stories that, say, pit Batman against Superman because Lex Luthor happens to hate Superman because of undercooked father issues that have nothing to do with Batman.
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Doctors told the woman's family that she was infected with vibrio, a bacterial infection that people can contract after consuming raw or undercooked seafood or exposing a wound to seawater, according to the CDC.
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Not only does he teach them on how to put down everything from undercooked asparagus to sloppy dish handling, he also provides some go-to French phrases so they can putdown foods in other countries.
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Though there is nothing inherently more dangerous about eating undercooked chicken than, say, beef or lamb, there is also a way to cook red meats to a medium doneness that still adheres to USDA standards.
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Rat lungworm cannot be transmitted between individuals, but anyone can acquire the disease by consuming raw or undercooked slugs, snails, freshwater shrimp, land crabs or frogs infected with the parasite Angiostrongylus cantonensis, state officials noted.
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Or do you acknowledge the obvious: that Trump's steady deluge of off-the-cuff (or just undercooked) comments seem to confirm the theory that he doesn't actually care about any of the policies he's proposing?
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There are other ways to get infected besides direct contact with cats, including eating undercooked meat or unwashed fruits and vegetables, drinking unfiltered water, leaving sandboxes uncovered (where cats may defecate) or gardening without gloves.
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Salmonella Raw or undercooked fish may also harbor the most common food-poisoning bacteria, Salmonella, which causes about 1.2 million illnesses, 23,000 hospitalizations and 450 deaths in the US every year, according to the CDC.
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"There's two different types of risk of coming into contact with it — so people who eat raw or undercooked seafood or people who have wounds that might be exposed to ocean or brackish water," said Wong.
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My clothes smelt of ashy yet undercooked sausages and I decided to try and camouflage the smell with some more Lynx, some face cream on my jaw and a bit of hair gel on my head.
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I smiled back, just hoping we could get through the meal without him exploding with rage over undercooked food or a slow waiter or me letting my guard down and resting my elbows on the table.
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MORE THAN 500 FALL ILL AFTER VISITING TENNESSEE ZIP LINE ATTRACTION Health officials say the bacteria can be found anywhere in salt water at any time and can also be found in raw or undercooked shell fish.
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Violations found just days before the state visit of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe included failure to use proper parasite destruction on fish intended to be served raw or undercooked, the Herald reported, quoting the inspection report.
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I think some amount of germs is good for kids, but if we're in countries where the food and water aren't always sanitary, I don't let them eat undercooked food and make sure they drink bottled water.
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"We'd lived under the same roof for six years, yet I knew next to nothing about this woman," explains the narrator of "Killing Commendatore," Haruki Murakami's overlong and somewhat undercooked tale of supernatural happenings in rural Japan.
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They're having dinner with Danny's father (Dustin Hoffman), who's on his third wife (Emma Thompson), a flaky woman who drinks too much, makes atrocities like undercooked shark soup, and may well be the right person for him.
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The report notes that some pathogens are proliferating in warmer waters, including vibrio, a bacteria that can infect oysters and other shellfish, and that already sickens some 80,000 Americans who eat raw or undercooked seafood each year.
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Thursday didn't do anything as harsh and even improved in some ways, but it still felt undercooked, as if the moderators and some candidates alike are still figuring out the best way to talk about these issues.
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Young children and the elderly are at highest risk from eating undercooked eggs contaminated with the bacteria; in this outbreak, people who have gotten sick ranged in age from 1 to 90, with a median age of 65.
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Taking extra time to wash fruits and vegetables and avoiding undercooked or raw meat and fish are some of the many simple steps to take that ultimately lessen the risk of contracting a foodborne illness, the FDA says.
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According to just-published research from the University of East Anglia in Norwich, England, antibiotic-resistant E. coli is more likely to be spread by "poor toilet hygiene" than it is by undercooked chicken or other often-blamed foods.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean investigators raided the Seoul office of McDonald's Corp on Wednesday following a series of complaints that children fell ill after eating hamburger patties alleged to have been undercooked, Yonhap News Agency and other media said.
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I admire the way the American bakers will dust off their aprons and walk up to the judging table where Ms. Berry and Mr. Iuzzini are waiting, even on a bad day, with a wonky, toppling, broken, undercooked thing.
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If Ken and Cammy and company had received that kind of aesthetic attention, we might be looking at a definitive version of Street Fighter II. As it is, though, The Final Challengers, in so many ways, just feels undercooked.
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Because of this, the authors say, doctors should consider anisakiasis as a possible diagnosis for patients who have symptoms such as abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, digestive bleeding, bowel obstruction, perforation, or abdominal inflammation and have recently eaten raw or undercooked fish.
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Soon, medical staff and family members discovered that LeBlanc was infected with vibrio, a bacterial infection that people can contract after consuming raw or undercooked seafood or exposing a wound to seawater, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Stuffing While stuffing a turkey adds extra flavor, it's safest to put the stuffing in a pan after the turkey is done and put back in the oven until it reaches 165 degrees to ensure no undercooked turkey juices remain.
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Rat lungworm lives in rats and snails and people can be infected by eating contaminated snails, slugs, freshwater shrimp, crabs, frogs and produce If you&aposre considering eating raw or undercooked snails, slugs or centipedes — you may want to think again.
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Republicans have turned those words into an ideological holy grail, insisting that this overstuffed and undercooked legislation, which will result in profound changes to federal health care and likely other social programs, is about the greater good of cutting taxes.
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A version of adobong manok, which Mr. Afzelius makes as a roasted chicken plus a soy-turmeric sauce rather than an all-in-one stew, would have been more successful if the smoked eggplant hadn't been so undercooked it squeaked.
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Parasites The growing popularity of sushi and other raw or undercooked fish and seafood dishes in Western countries has led to an increase in illness caused by anisakid nematodes (worms), according to a study published last year in BMJ Case Reports.
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"Chapter 8" also begins with a detour that's both overlong and undercooked, in which we see what Clark's life has been like between David's fiery escape from his clutches in the premiere and his unexpected, heavily scarred return last week.
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It's as if D.B. Weiss and David Benioff, clearly out of steam after showrunning that final season of Game of Thrones, found a way to sell off their unused, undercooked ideas under the table to the powers that produce The Witcher.
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When asked about his most "memorable encounter" with Zuckerberg, Dorsey revealed that not only did Zuckerberg once invite him over for an (undercooked) goat dinner, it was a goat the Facebook CEO killed himself... with a knife and some kind of taser.
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"We tell everybody regardless of age or immune status that they should avoid eating raw or undercooked shell fish or seafood or avoid or being in the salt water when they have an open wound or lesion on their body," Drennon said.
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Perhaps your spuds turned out golden brown and crisp on the outsides, but were still hard and undercooked on the insides (nobody likes al dente potatoes) — or maybe the insides were tender and perfectly cooked, but the outsides were pale and soggy.
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South Korean swim fans will be denied the chance to see their own superstar with an undercooked Park Tae-hwan not competing at the championships, though his freestyle arch-rival Sun Yang will be there looking to add to his nine world titles.
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For unvaccinated people who ate the recalled raw or undercooked tuna in the last two weeks, the CDC recommends getting the hepatitis A vaccine if they're ages 1 to 40, or hepatitis A virus-specific immunoglobulin for people outside the age range.
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We can catch an infection from undercooked pork contaminated with tapeworm cysts containing larvae; the cysts travel into our small intestine, where they fully mature into up to 25-foot-long adults, mate, and seed our poop with a new batch of eggs.
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But the danger of going into the summit undercooked is that Trump could make inadvertent concessions on complicated or historically fraught issues, or adopt positions that are detrimental to allies like South Korea or Japan, or stumble into North Korean negotiating traps.
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Critter transmitters "We do know that people can acquire the parasite by consuming raw or undercooked snails and slugs," Janice Okubo, a spokeswoman for the Hawaii State Department of Health, told CNN last year when the state saw a number of cases.
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CNET's review throws major shade at the sous vide feature, mentioning that it failed to reach and hold accurate temperatures (you know, the entire point of sous vide) resulting in undercooked food (though Gear Patrol's reviewer found the sous vide function pretty handy).
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Even if the turkey looks nice and crispy, certain parts of it could still be undercooked — so it's important to poke the thermometer into the thickest section of the turkey and a few other parts to make sure the whole thing is cooked properly.
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In other words, while the rest of London is sinking in on itself slowly like an overpriced and undercooked pie, the South East postcode is still chugging along, occasionally flinging out artists like James Blake, filmmakers like Steve McQueen, or weird trends like Nu Rave.
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The future Columbus Blue Jackets player learned that he developed the tapeworm from eating undercooked or raw fish or meat, which Dr. Travis Stork, ER physician, host of The Doctors and member of PEOPLE's Health Squad, warns people against to avoid a similar fate.
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Even if "Someone To Love Me (Naked)" isn't the best song in the world, it's a cool move because it's a remix of Diddy Dirty Money's song of the same name from that group's undercooked but ahead-of-its-time Last Train to Paris.
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Ground beef safety In general, don't eat raw or undercooked ground beef, the CDC advises, suggesting that all hamburgers and meatloaf or other beef mixtures be heated to an internal temperature of 160 degrees Fahrenheit, which should be checked by using a food thermometer.
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The controversial competition aspect, for example, isn't so much a Master Chef-style cook-off as it is Ramsay sitting casually outside with a group of Peruvian elders, serving what he's learned about their cuisines, and being told that his undercooked meat wasn't a popular choice.
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Without it, the experience feels undercooked, and I can't avoid the sneaking suspicion that the company rushed it into existence a mere five or so months after purchasing Viv in order to attempt to have one more key feature for its first post-Note 28 flagship.
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Alonso Duralde, The Wrap: Writer-director David Ayer (Fury, End of Watch) tries hard to make this dirty not-quite-dozen into an engaging band of misfits, but the results feel undercooked and overstuffed, with 10 pounds of supervillain backstory being crammed into a five-pound bag.
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And if you thought this might just be Kanye getting the gross stuff out of the way early, he topped off his whole run of tweets with the news that he'll soon be appearing on Joe Rogan's podcast—a fitting home for all this undercooked galaxy-braining.
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"It's as if D.B. Weiss and David Benioff, clearly out of steam after showrunning that final season of Game of Thrones, found a way to sell off their unused, undercooked ideas under the table to the powers that produce The Witcher," I wrote in my review.
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The Founder could stand to do a lot more with some of the side details — women have little place in this story, and the side plot involving Kroc's neglected, pained first wife (Laura Dern) and his pursuit of a second woman (Linda Cardellini) is particularly undercooked and clumsy.
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Although the threat of toxoplasmosis gondii, a bogeyman for pregnant women and babies in the media, is definitively overblown (you're more likely to get it from undercooked meat than from a cat), they are the prime vector for the most common "zoonotic" disease seen in doctor's offices: ringworm.
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Rat Version of Hepatitis E Detected in a Human for the First TimeA 56-year-old man from Hong Kong has contracted the rat-specific version of hepatitis E, something…Read more ReadA human version of hepatitis E exists, and it's primarily contracted by drinking contaminated water or eating undercooked meat.
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But "Skins" is undercooked in the same way as the other songs released since his death: "Arms Around You," a chaotic and directionless spit-and-glue collaboration with Lil Pump, Maluma and Swae Lee; and "Falling Down," a light-touch recording he made over a snippet of Lil Peep's music.
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The veal Rossini is a triumph, with a nicely undercooked veal mignon and just enough richness from the little slice of pan-seared foie gras—and just enough mystery from the minced black truffle—to make it work, in a way that the original tournedos version no longer quite does.
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When I went on to Middle and High School, our lunch money was built-in to my school tuition, which meant pizza every day, Sister Schubert Rolls, dill pickles from the salad bar — we used to get a bowl of them for the table — and piles upon piles of undercooked chocolate chip cookies.
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The circus of 2017 was a murky collection of hashtag jokes tethered to dopey musical numbers with zero melody and an undercooked space opera subplot, where the ringmaster rides a hunk of fiberglass through a light show in an attempt to rescue the performers, who have been kidnapped by a space witch.
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As the richest people in America fixate on how to give money to the poorest, the Cherokee program is a case study of whether a basic income is in fact a practical proposal for alleviating economic inequality or just another oversimplified, undercooked Silicon Valley fix to one of the most intractable problems our society faces.
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Perhaps an element of endurance would have added some flavor to Perry and Blasberg's undercooked video; it certainly worked for Marina Abramović, whose 2011 gala for the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles elicited protests from participating performers who were made to sit or lie nude for hours while donors feasted around them.
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"For instance, poorly cooked zucchini bites might be pushed onto the poor consumer once with fun language, but if they taste bad - are undercooked and not flavorful or overcooked and slimy - the consumer will steer clear of this choice on the next go 'round," Denke, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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In less than a decade since he persuaded the chef Tom Colicchio to give him a shot on the show — where he made his mark with an enticing pepperoni sauce, some trash-talk about fellow contestants and an undercooked leek that was his final undoing — Mr. Isabella has opened 11 restaurants in Washington and its Maryland and Virginia suburbs.
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Outbreaks of E. coli - a potentially fatal illness - are commonly blamed on undercooked meat or raw vegetables, but when researchers did a genetic analysis of thousands of samples, they found that most E. coli infections in the UK were caused by a strain often found in the human gut and in sewage, but not seen much in the food supply.
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But instead of spearheading a domestic agenda oriented around these insights, instead of demanding (or making sure his boss demands) an infrastructure bill and a working-class tax cut from Congress the day before yesterday, Bannon has seemingly set out to consolidate power over national security policy — an arena where his ideas are undercooked and his lack of expertise is conspicuous.
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There were a litany of examples: David Beckham's Police campaigns, the work of Gordon Ramsey before he became a crumbling lunatic puking out undercooked clam chowder in mid-American diners, José Mourinho before he became the ultimate dad-on-the-sofa, the entire oeuvre of Tom Ford, Hugh Grant's character in About a Boy, the video for "Gotta Get Thru This" by Daniel Bedingfield, in all its millennial glory.
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The connection of overuse of antibiotics in livestock to human health takes two paths: As bacteria develop defenses against drugs widely used in animals, those defense mechanisms can spread to other bacteria that infect humans; and, resistant germs are transmitted from livestock to humans — through undercooked meat, farm-animal feces seeping into waterways, waste lagoons that overflow after natural disasters like Hurricane Florence, or when farm workers and others come into contact with animals.
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It is both a peppy celebration of can-do spirit and a more somber exploration of what American servicemen experienced when they marched home from World War II. Directed and choreographed by Andy Blankenbuehler, the Tony Award-winning choreographer of "Hamilton," with book and lyrics by the Broadway newcomers Richard Oberacker and Rob Taylor, and a 1940s pastiche score by Mr. Oberacker, "Bandstand" is an undercooked slice of apple pie, served with a dollop of anguish. Pfc.
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If he falls short, it is in those works, fueled by the urgency of his image-making, that evince signs of haste: the unconvincing brush marks depicting the pike that pierces the neck of the decapitated "Vietnamese Head" (1970), or the undercooked portrait of General Geisel, in which the Brazilian dictator's suit jacket is dashed off with a few sketchy lines that fail to excite the figure/ground relationship — especially when compared with its solidly painted companion piece, in which a smirking Geisel thrusts his chin forward in a gesture we recognize all too well from our own crypto-autocrat.
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