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Tirant22

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Question 1

Foods containing ground beef must be heated to a minimum of
◦ 145-150°F.
◦ 155-160°F.
◦ 165-170°F.
◦ 175-180°F.

Question 2

From a nutritional standpoint, red meat is an excellent source of
◦ iron.
◦ calcium.
◦ vitamin A.
◦ vitamin C.
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