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Salmonella bacteria

03/30/2007 6:16 PM

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Is it true to find Salmonella bacteria in Chocolate ?

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Re: Salmonella bacteria

03/30/2007 11:53 PM

Why are you asking?

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Re: Salmonella bacteria

03/31/2007 9:20 AM

Some salmonella barteria were found in a particalar batch of chocolate last year but all has been cleared up now.

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Re: Salmonella bacteria

04/02/2007 7:25 AM

Any food that contains unprocessed milk, eggs or even water can potentially contain Salmonella. There has been an instance of a batch of chocolate that was thought to be a higher risk then normal, due to cross contamination, but chocolate is very low risk. For example, most chicken eggs you handle will contain the bacteria, even on the shell. Food hygienists recommend immersing all eggs in boiling water for 5 seconds before handling! And you're worried about chocolate?

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Re: Salmonella bacteria

06/20/2007 3:53 AM

Yes. Recently Cadbury Chocolates admitted that Salmonella was found on some of their bars.

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