Whether you're in it for the game, the commercials or the halftime show performance, there's never a dull moment on Super Bowl Sunday. To add to the fun, of course, is the food. We're talking about buffalo wings, dips, nachos, sliders, short rib chili and pigs in a blanket — all the snacks and finger foods your heart (and stomach) desire!
But with increased food preparation and hosting duties comes the risk of food poisoning, which peaks during Super Bowl festivities. Chaos in the kitchen means higher risks of cross-contamination between raw and ready-to-eat foods. And long hours spent watching TV means foods are more prone to spoilage.
