cocoa beans hazardous food

Ruth
@ruth
04/12/13 14:37:13
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Thank you for your reply Sebastian.hmmmm didn't consider throwing them at someone, will have to remember that next time my other half makes me mad....lol
Sebastian
@sebastian
04/12/13 04:16:38
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No. However, the warmer you keep them, or the higher humidity they are stored in, the higher the potential for infestation - just as with any raw agricultural commodity.

Thomas Snyder
@thomas-snyder
04/11/13 23:38:42
26 posts

Wait, I'm confused. I was under the impression that PHF's are foods that need to be refrigerated for storage. Do un-roasted beans need to be refrigerated?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potentially_Hazardous_Food

Sebastian
@sebastian
04/11/13 17:12:13
754 posts

if unroasted, yes. they are likely to contain harmful bacteria. also, if you throw them really, really hard at someone, it can be hurtful.

Ruth
@ruth
04/11/13 16:27:39
2 posts
Does anyone know if cocoa beans are considered a potentially hazardous food product?
updated by @ruth: 05/04/15 04:58:18

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