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Default How in the HELL could there be salmonella in the peanut butter

I read recently that there is yet again ANOTHER case of thousands
being sickened by salmonella in the peanut butter. How the hell does
this happen? Heat would kill the bacteria, and from my understanding,
the peanut butter is homogonized or pasturized, or something.
Processed at high temperatures.

 
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