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Know when to use a Microwave or Conventional Oven: A message from the USDA’s “Cook it Safe” Campaign

Busy parents appreciate how hectic the after-five routine can be, especially when hungry mouths are staring at you and wondering when dinner will be served. Many Americans’ freezers are stocked with trusted meals sure to put a smile on any kid’s face. While the shortest distance between the freezer and the table may be the … Continue reading "Know when to use a Microwave or Conventional Oven: A message from the USDA’s “Cook it Safe” Campaign"

Be Warm and Safe while Snowed In

This January has been very cold and “snowier?? than usual according to CNN’s “This Just In?? news blog, where you can see a Google map showing 49 out of 50 states have snow on the ground right now. Winter weather is snowing people in all across the country, unless you are lucky enough to live … Continue reading "Be Warm and Safe while Snowed In"

Thanksgiving Tips for Cooks of All Levels to Keep your Holidays Joyous and Safe

Thanksgiving dinner is the most anticipated meal of the year for Americans and an ideal opportunity for cooks to show off their culinary expertise. However, Thanksgiving is also considered the peak day for preventable cooking fires, where they are three times more likely to occur than any other day of the year. Safety Tips for … Continue reading "Thanksgiving Tips for Cooks of All Levels to Keep your Holidays Joyous and Safe"

Safety-Proof Your Cooking Style This Thanksgiving

Millions of families are looking forward to the Thanksgiving holiday next week, but remember to be extra cautious in the kitchen as you prepare your Thanksgiving dinner. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), cooking fires are the top cause of home fires and are three times as likely to occur on Thanksgiving Day … Continue reading "Safety-Proof Your Cooking Style This Thanksgiving"

Tips to heat your home safely this winter

New data released by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) in September shows that most injuries from fires involving heating equipment occurred when the user was asleep or when a child under 10 was left unsupervised with the equipment. AHAM wants to remind consumers to never leave an operating heater unattended and always unplug heater … Continue reading "Tips to heat your home safely this winter"

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Know when to use a Microwave or Conventional Oven: A message from the USDA’s “Cook it Safe” Campaign

Be Warm and Safe while Snowed In

Thanksgiving Tips for Cooks of All Levels to Keep your Holidays Joyous and Safe

Safety-Proof Your Cooking Style This Thanksgiving

Tips to heat your home safely this winter