[A Piece on Why Food Poisoning Is Said to Be Common in Early Summer!!]

As the weather gets warmer, it is becoming necessary to be more careful about food poisoning.

Many people think food poisoning happens most often in the hot midsummer, but in fact it occurs most frequently in early summer.

Since food management is the most important factor in preventing food poisoning, shall we look into it in more detail with Seokplant Dental Clinic?

1. Eggs

Eggs, which we eat often, have shells, so it is actually difficult to tell with the naked eye whether they have gone bad. In that case, if you cannot crack open eggs you do not plan to use right away, how can you tell whether they are spoiled?

There is an easy method you can use in this case.

First, put salt and water into a cup and mix well to make salt water.

Then place the egg you suspect is spoiled into the water and check whether it sinks.

If it sinks, it is not a spoiled egg, but if it floats, there is a high chance it is spoiled, so it is best not to eat it if possible.

2. Milk

Milk has a production date and expiration date printed on it, so as long as you follow those dates, you probably will not run into the misfortune of drinking spoiled milk. However, summer can be an exception.

If you keep taking milk out of the refrigerator and putting it back in during summer, the shelf life of the milk may become shorter. So if you are unsure, it is a good idea to try this method.

First, fill a glass with water and drop in a single drop of milk.

If the drop of milk keeps its shape, the milk is fresh, but if it spreads out as soon as it enters the water, there is a high chance it has gone bad, so it is recommended not to consume it.

3. Meat

Meat is a food rich in protein and is one of the foods that spoils quickly.

In particular, pork tends to cause food poisoning the most, so extra caution is advised.

So how can you tell if meat has gone bad?

First, when thawing meat, if a white color appears on the surface,

or if the sealed package containing the meat is swollen, it is best to avoid eating it if possible.

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