Africa: Society & Culture - Washing cooking ingredients with salt destroys illness-causing pathogens. Truth or Myth?
About this episode
The episode discusses whether washing cooking ingredients with salt effectively destroys illness-causing pathogens.
Africa: Society & Culture - Washing cooking ingredients with salt destroys illness-causing pathogens. Truth or Myth? Ndisco's Village Meeting Podcast - Series 3 Episode 34 Host: Dr. Marcellina Ndidi Oparaoji Support the show As Africans, we must continue to live by the spirit of Ubuntu - "I Am Because We Are"! It should not be just about You. It should not be just about Me. It should be about Us!
People in this episode
Host: Dr. Marcellina Ndidi Oparaoji
Topics covered
- health
- cooking
- food safety
- cultural practices
- myths
Keywords
- salt
- cooking ingredients
- pathogens
- Africa
- Ubuntu
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