Eggs - Good To Know Facts

May contain Salmonella bacteria. People with lowered immunity due to cancer treatment may be at higher risk. Raw eggs are often an ingredient in uncooked desserts such as mousses, Hollandaise sauce, aioli, fresh mayonnaise, raw egg drinks, cake and biscuit batter.

Eggs are safe to eat if they are handled and cooked properly. Store correctly at the right temperature. Use-by dates should be adhered to. Use a clean spoon if a piece of egg shell falls into the mixture - never the remaining shell.

- Alexandra Stewart
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