Can you get salmonella poisoning from licking a live chicken?!
Question: Yes. Salmonella poisoning happens only by eating undercooked chicken with Salmonella.
Salmonella food poisoning can occur when someone drinks unpasteurized milk or eats undercooked chicken or eggs, or salad dressings or desserts which contain raw eggs. Even if Salmonella-containing foods such as chicken are thoroughly cooked, any food can become contaminated during preparation if conditions and equipment for food preparation are unsanitary.
So, the idea of licking live chicken is not appreciable.-
Answers: Yes. Salmonella poisoning happens only by eating undercooked chicken with Salmonella.
Salmonella food poisoning can occur when someone drinks unpasteurized milk or eats undercooked chicken or eggs, or salad dressings or desserts which contain raw eggs. Even if Salmonella-containing foods such as chicken are thoroughly cooked, any food can become contaminated during preparation if conditions and equipment for food preparation are unsanitary.
So, the idea of licking live chicken is not appreciable.-
depends on what part the chook u lick id say
if you can then i'm in trouble
Why would you be licking a chicken?
y would you lick a live chichen ???
why would you want to lick a live chicken? I bet you can get salmonella poisoning from that, though.
I think it depends on what part of the chicken you lick.
No.
You could get other infections though (chicken's aren't generally all that clean), so I wouldn't try it.
would u like to lick a live chicken
I sincerely hope not [runs to bathroom to rinse with Listerine]
you should ask this in the massachussets section. since they've allowed gay marriage, there's bound to be someone by now who's married a chicken.
i imagine that honeymoon was more than just finger lickin' good.