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• The course provides an overview of the different internal cooking temperatures required for various types of meat to ensure food safety by killing harmful bacteria. It highlights the following key points:

       1.  Different meats require different internal temperatures to ensure they are safe to eat.

       2.  Safe cooking temperatures:

•         Chicken and poultry: 74°C (166°F)
•         Eggs: 71°C (161°F)
•         Lamb, beef, and pork (red meat): 62°C (145°F)
•         Seafood: 62°C (145°F)

      3.   A calibrated thermometer is crucial to ensure the meat reaches the correct internal temperature.

      4.   The course emphasizes the role of proper cooking in preventing foodborne illnesses.

• The message underscores the importance of proper food handling, cooking, and storage to maintain safety and prevent illness.