Respuesta :
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Heating to 165°F destroys Salmonella, "the most heat resistant pathogen
Heating to 165°F destroys Salmonella, "the most heat resistant pathogen
Answer:
The correct answer is option a. "germs will survive at lower temperatures".
Explanation:
A golden rule of cooking chicken is that the internal temperature must reached at least 165° Fahrenheit (75° Celsius). The FDA food code establish this temperature to be sure all bacteria is killed and the food is safe for human consumption. If a lower temperature is used there is a risk that germs will survive. Using a temperature of 165° Fahrenheit assures that 99.99999% of the bacteria present are destroyed.