Sandra Piddock
Guru
Bagged and ready to eat salads may contain cryptosporidum infections, due to bugs clinging to the salad leaves in the washing process, according to this report. Experts advise that you should still wash salad leaves, even those labelled ready to eat.
This concerns me, as I often buy bagged leaves in Spain during the winter, for when I fancy a salad but Tony doesn't, and I buy bagged leaves in the UK as well, because we only have a small fridge. What do you think of this latest food problem?
This concerns me, as I often buy bagged leaves in Spain during the winter, for when I fancy a salad but Tony doesn't, and I buy bagged leaves in the UK as well, because we only have a small fridge. What do you think of this latest food problem?