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Meanings of cooked poultry in English

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Usage of cooked poultry in English
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Enteritis is usually traced to untreated milk or water or under- cooked poultry meat.
The Irish Times
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Properly cooked poultry meat remained safe to eat, the UK's Food Standards Agency said.
Reuters
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Thoroughly cooked poultry and poultry products, including eggs, were safe to eat, officials said.
The Guardian
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Properly cooked poultry products including chicken and eggs are safe to eat, Agriculture Victoria advised.
News.com.au
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They both moved to reassure consumers that there was no risk from eating properly cooked poultry or eggs.
The Irish Times
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Defra has repeatedly said there is no risk of cooked poultry meat being contaminated since heat quickly kills the virus.
Reuters
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China also gets to sell its cooked poultry products to the US - a market it has been keen to tap too.
BBC
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For each 3-ounce serving of cooked poultry, buy an extra ounce to allow for shrinkage and an extra two ounces to allow for bone.
The Perdue Chicken Cookbook
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But he told parliament the risk to the public was judged by experts to be negligible, adding that properly cooked poultry and eggs were safe.
Reuters
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