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Foods that support the rapid growth of microorganisms than others are called _____. Temperature Control for Safety (TCS) foods Temperature Control for Safety (TCS) foods Danger Zone Foods (DZF) Danger
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Foods that support the rapid growth of microorganisms than others are called _____.
Temperature Control for Safety (TCS) foods
Temperature Control for Safety (TCS) foods
Danger Zone Foods (DZF)
Danger Zone Foods (DZF)
Potentially Sickening Foods (PSF)
Potentially Sickening Foods (PSF)
Food-borne Illness Producing (FIP) foods
Food-borne Illness Producing (FIP) foods
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Potentially Sickening Foods (PSF)
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