Martie Duncan of MartieKnowsParties.com and Season 8 of Food Network Star Star is partnering with the USDA, FDA, CDC and the Ad Council’s Food Safe Families campaign to remind you to make food safety a big priority on game day!
If you are putting out a bowl of nuts, or other foods that people tend to grab a handful of, put a spoon in the bowl so everyone is not putting their hands into the bowl. Keep those germs at bay! Always put out serving utensil for people to use. It keeps the germ population down, and sticky hands from getting all over your furniture too.
I keep a roll of paper towels in my downstairs bathroom at all times along with a foaming hand soap. (I read somewhere that foaming hand soap covers more of your skin) I spray a disinfectant in the trash can, door nobs, sink, all around the toilet and even the light switch.I also keep a roll of paper towels by the kitchen sink along with a foaming hand soap so guest can wash up when ever they wish.
Super Bowl parties often involve finger foods, a lot of people sharing communal dishes, and treats that are left out for long period of time—all which can be a recipe for disaster. The Food Safe Families campaign is offering tips on FoodSafety.gov to help you throw a winning Super Bowl Party.
DATE: January 31, 2013
TIME: 1 pm, EST
FOLLOW: @MARTIEparty @FoodSafetyGov @buzzmommy
Hashtag: #safesuperbowl
If you are putting out a bowl of nuts, or other foods that people tend to grab a handful of, put a spoon in the bowl so everyone is not putting their hands into the bowl. Keep those germs at bay! Always put out serving utensil for people to use. It keeps the germ population down, and sticky hands from getting all over your furniture too.
I keep a roll of paper towels in my downstairs bathroom at all times along with a foaming hand soap. (I read somewhere that foaming hand soap covers more of your skin) I spray a disinfectant in the trash can, door nobs, sink, all around the toilet and even the light switch.I also keep a roll of paper towels by the kitchen sink along with a foaming hand soap so guest can wash up when ever they wish.
Super Bowl parties often involve finger foods, a lot of people sharing communal dishes, and treats that are left out for long period of time—all which can be a recipe for disaster. The Food Safe Families campaign is offering tips on FoodSafety.gov to help you throw a winning Super Bowl Party.
Here are several of Martie’s amazing Super Bowl recipes and tips that you may want to try for the big day:
TWITTER DETAILS: SUPER BOWL ENTERTAININGDATE: January 31, 2013
TIME: 1 pm, EST
FOLLOW: @MARTIEparty @FoodSafetyGov @buzzmommy
Hashtag: #safesuperbowl