Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
aliments frais en salade prêts à consommer
English translation:
chilled ready-to-eat salads
French term
aliments frais en salade prêts à consommer
Infections d'origine alimentaire. Pendant au moins trois mois après chaque dose, il existe un risque accru de développer certaines infections généralement propagées par les aliments. Vous devrez éviter de consommer des produits alimentaires à haut risque incluant les aliments frais en salade prêts à consommer, les aliments crus, les aliments non pasteurisés, les aliments pas assez cuits et les aliments congelés ou réfrigérés de manière inadéquate.
Fresh ready-to-eat ... what? Not quite sure about the "en salade" bit.
4 +13 | fresh ready-to-eat salads | B D Finch |
3 | chilled prepared salads | rkillings |
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Proposed translations
fresh ready-to-eat salads
chilled prepared salads
You wouldn't want the patient thinking it would become safe after the freshness date is past.<g>
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