Are you going to buy a tub of ice cream?
Before you checkout, you need to know something important!
Some tubs of ice cream sold in the supermarket can be stored incorrectly...
This may be due to a faulty freezer or one that was turned off at night or even because of a customer who left the jar outside.
In any case, the ice melted and then re-frozen, which is dangerous for your health!
To avoid getting sick, you must absolutely avoid to eat something that has been thawed and then refrozen.
Fortunately, here is how to recognize an ice cream that has been refrozen without having to open the jar . Watch:
1. Take the tub of ice cream in your hands.
2. Press the top of the pot.
3. If it's really hard, it's because the tub of ice cream has been kept cold.
4. If it's soft and your fingers are digging in, the ice cream has melted and refrozen.
There you go, you now know how to recognize a tub of ice cream that has been refrozen :-)
Easy, fast and effective, right? And you don't even have to open the tub of ice cream to find out!
No more falling on a tub of ice cream that has been refrozen and risking getting sick!
Yes, the risk to your health is significant from the moment the cold chain is broken.
This is also true for other foods that are refrozen!
Obviously, this trick works just as well for tubs of ice cream like Ben &Jerry's and Häagen-Dazs as it does for tub ice creams like Carte d'Or.
