Which common food safety practice prevents cross contamination between raw meat and other foods?
A
Using the same cutting board for everything
B
Using separate cutting boards for raw meat
C
Washing hands only after cooking
D
Storing meat at room temperature
Correct Answer: Option B — Using separate cutting boards for raw meat
Explanation:
Using separate cutting boards for raw meat and other foods prevents cross contamination by avoiding the transfer of harmful bacteria from ra...
Using separate cutting boards for raw meat and other foods prevents cross contamination by avoiding the transfer of harmful bacteria from raw meat to ready to eat items.