Do Heat Kill Bacteria

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I hate to break it to you, but your microwave is a lazy killer. It heats unevenly, which means some parts of your food get toasty while other parts stay a balmy 68°F—perfect for a bacteria pool party. This is why reheating a whole casserole in one go is a gamble.

To fix this: stir your soup, rotate your plate, and give it time. Let the heat redistribute. Your microwave is a tool, not a god. Treat it with suspicion.

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Boiling Water: The Old Reliable

If you want to be sure, boil your water. Water at 212°F (100°C) for one minute is enough to kill almost everything, including hardy critters like Giardia. That’s why campers are always boiling streams. They aren’t just being dramatic—they’re being smart.

For high altitudes, add an extra minute because water boils at a lower temperature. Science is just a series of small bribes to get what you want.