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Food, however, presents its own special challenge, because…were literally putting itinour mouths.

It raises the question of whether you should be concerned about how to clean your food to stay safe.

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Should you worry about getting COVID-19 from your groceries?

This virus is thought to spread mainly from person to person.

Foodborne exposure to this virus is not known to be a route of transmission.

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This virus is thought to spread mainly from person to person.

Foodborne exposure to this virus is not known to be a route of transmission.

But, of course, now is a time when taking extra precautions doesnt hurt one bit.

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Below, get directions for each punch in of food.

Just be sure to let it dry before you open it, says Tetro.

Produce with rinds should be scrubbed with a dedicated clean brush under running warm water.

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This cleaning routine applies even to the fruits and vegetables that will be peeled prior to consumption.

After being washed, fruits and vegetables need to be dried with a clean paper towel.

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dont want to use on fresh produce is bleach, handwashing soap, or dish detergent, says Teplitski.

It may seem simple, but warm water goes a long way in your ongoing battle against germs.

And if youre out of dinner ideas,weve got you with this pantry puttanesca.

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