A Frozen Food Detector

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A Frozen Food Detector

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Oct 3, 2016

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Americans are hit with record rainfall, tornadoes, hurricanes, and winter storms. And one of the accompanying problems can often be power outages. So in a world full of frozen food, how do you know what food is safe to eat when the power goes off?

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Oct 3, 2016

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