Food Manifest 
Overview Cracking an egg usually reveals a clear or slightly cloudy white and a firm yellow yolk. If the egg white appears pink, red, green, grey, or iridescent, it is a warning of bacterial contamination and should never be consumed. Normal vs Unsafe Egg Whites A fresh egg white (albumen) may look slightly cloudy due
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Key Update Many assume oil is safe as long as it looks clear, but repeated heating triggers chemical changes that reduce its quality and safety. High temperatures, oxygen, moisture, and leftover food particles speed up breakdown. The oil becomes darker, thicker, and loses its smoke point, causing it to burn faster. Even when it looks
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Learn about bacterial growth, nutrient retention, and the economic impact. Prioritize your health by following this golden rule.
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Total Polar Matter (TPM) serves as a crucial indicator of cooking oil quality and safety, especially when frying. TPM measures the extent of oil degradation when exposed to high temperatures. By monitoring TPM, you can ensure that the oil stays safe for cooking while preserving the flavour, texture, and nutritional value of the food you
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Ever wondered why milk spoils quickly when left out or why meat must be kept in the freezer? It all comes down to temperature. The way we store food—especially the temperature we keep it at—plays a crucial role in food safety, quality, and shelf life. Harmful bacteria thrive at certain temperatures, making food unsafe to
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