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Will cooking my vegetables kill the coronavirus? im worried about eating the vegetables that are sitting in my grocery store that sneezes and coughs can land on, so i want to know if cooking would kill the virus?
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Don’t worry: If you wash your veggies first and then cook them, you shouldn’t worry.
Answered 9/16/2020
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