Read the text. Complete the statements with the missing words. The first letter of the word is given.

Picnics are great. You can enjoy nature and your favourite food at the same time. What can go wrong? It's hard to believe, but a lot. So you need to think about making your picnic both enjoyable and safe. Here are several tips on how to keep your food safe at the picnic.

Hot or cold?

The basic rule is either to keep your food hot or cold. Do not take undercooked food with you. If you want to make a burger, cook the cutlet at home or take frozen meat in a cooler with you and cook it at your destination. If you take ready-cooked food with you, do not pack it straight after cooking. Chill it in the fridge first. Hot or warm food is a good environment for bacteria. And they are not welcome at any picnics.

Avoid dairy and eggs. They spoil quickly and you can get food poisoning.

In your bag

A cooler is the best choice to keep your food safe. Make sure you keep raw meat away from the food that is ready to be eaten like vegetables and fruit. Keep all food in packages and make sure there is no air inside the package. Otherwise, it will prevent your food from cooling. Keep the cooler away from the sun.

Keep it clean

Nature is wonderful, but it's full of germs. Wash your hands properly with soap every time you are about to eat. If it is not convenient, use a sanitiser, a special gel to keep your hands clean. Sanitisers kill the germs and you're safe to have a lovely meal.

1. The text is about making your food
   [ ] at the picnic.
2. You shouldn't take
   [ ] food with you.
3. Warm food may have
   [ ] in it.
4. Eating
   [ ] dairy products can result in food
   [ ].
5. Nothing should
   [ ] your food from cooling in the bag.
6. If you can't wash your hands with [ ], use a
   [ ] gel instead.
7. Soap and sanitiser kill the
   [ ].