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Even healthy foods can become harmful if cooked, stored, or reheated the wrong way. Broccoli should never be microwaved uncovered — it leads to major nutrient loss. Tomatoes lose vitamin C when overcooked, while spinach shouldn’t be reheated since it can release nitrates. Milk loses key nutrients if boiled repeatedly, and eggs stored cracked can grow bacteria. Meat should never be refrozen after thawing due to contamination risk, and fish must be fully cooked to avoid parasites. Potatoes fried too often create acrylamides, harmful to the nervous system, while mushrooms washed too early absorb water and lose texture. These food safety tips help preserve nutrients, prevent food poisoning, and keep your diet healthy and safe.

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