Play It Safe with Christmas Catering and Leftovers
2 Articles
2 Articles
Play it safe with Christmas catering and leftovers
AS families and friends prepare to gather to celebrate Christmas, Tasmanians are being reminded about food safety tips to keep the festive season joyful and healthy. The state’s acting director of public health, Scott McKeown, said that catering for large groups, storing and eating leftovers, and entertaining in the warmer weather, can increase the chance of foodborne illness if people don’t take proper precautions. “No one wants to get a foodbo…
How to prevent your Christmas leftovers from going to waste
Christmas will soon be upon us, and many have already put together a festive menu. Whether celebrating amongst family or friends, as a human species, we tend to put too much on the table. Yet leftovers don’t need to be thrown away – we show you how to use them for the better. On festive occasions such as Christmas or Thanksgiving, there is usually a lot going on in and around our plates. Multiple courses, various options, and a touch of decadenc…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- There is no tracked Bias information for the sources covering this story.
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
