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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I buy the premade romaine mix from Wegmans weekly and d[b]o not wash it at all.[/b] I have never had any problems. That being said, I use a ton of vinegar on my salads, so perhaps it's just enough to kill anything before I get sick. [/quote]

You should always wash your lettuce. There are videos of lettuce being dug up from the earth and bagged right in the field.  https://www.reddit.com/r/Cooking/comments/nak2mu/no_matter_what_the_pack_says_wash_the_veggies/[/quote]
[b]Triple washed, torn salad mixes are not being prepared and packaged in the fields. You must be talking about lettuce that’s still intact. That needs to be rinsed thoroughly.[/quote][/b]

You are always supposed to rinse the bagged lettuce.  https://www.today.com/health/recall/wegmans-recall-kale-microgreens-salmonella-rcna63593[/quote]
[b]Respectfully, you cannot wash off salmonella, and if you think that, your food safety knowledge is putting your family at risk. [/quote][/b]

the point is -- you don't trust the "triple washed" ad!  THis also happened on Oct. 23.  https://www.pennlive.com/food/2023/10/salad-kits-recalled-from-wegmans-because-of-allergy-risk.html.  If wegmans can't manage testing for salmonella in its "triple washed" bag, imagine what ELSE is wrong with it. Why would you ever trust such a claim? Of course we wash it.  takes seconds.[/quote]

Bruh that's undisclosed egg in salad dressing, not salmonella. [/quote]

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