Summer Food Safety Q&A - Sugars and Sweeteners

September 19, 2022 1:00PM - 1:30PM

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Contact: For more information, contact Kellie Jordan at jorda136@msu.edu.

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Have questions about home food preservation or food safety? Please join MSU Extension Food Safety Q&A as food safety educators present tips for home food preservation food safety. Join us online via Zoom using your laptop, tablet, smartphone, or any device with internet access.


This is a FREE workshop taught by an experienced MSU Extension Food Safety Educators.  

Choose to register for all the sessions by selecting the "register all" button or select the individual sessions you are interested in registering for.  

Sept. 19, 2022 - Sugars and Sweeteners

  • Keep food safety sweet during this exploration of scharides to artificial sweeteners.

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Tags: canning, food preservation, food safety q&a, home food preservation, msu extension, safe food, safe food & water

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Kellie Jordan

Kellie Jordan
jorda136@msu.edu

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