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  "path": "/2026/06/19/eating-undercooked-burgers-or-chicken-can-lead-to-serious-food-poisoning/",
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  "textContent": "New research has revealed that consumers in Scotland are taking risks with food safety at home – with nearly one in three (31%) admitting they eat beef burgers that are pink or have pink juices at least occasionally. The findings, from the Food Standards Scotland (FSS) Food and You 2 Wave 11 survey, highlight […]",
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