Made in Mexico: 11 Most Dangerous Foods To Avoid

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Last Updated on January 7, 2021

Pre-cooked street meat

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In the same breath, be careful with any meat that has not been prepared right in front of you – especially if you have an inkling that it has just been sitting out in the heat all day.

If pre-cooked meats are just laying out in the sun, uncovered, with no customers around to eat the freshly prepared food fast enough, then you’re better off avoiding disaster. Move right on past this kind of street vendor.

Buffet food

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Similarly, you are asking for trouble if you eat any food that has been left out for too long – this goes for salads, dairy products, condiments, and more. Be wary at hotels and Mexican resorts that offer this type of dining experience.

If you truly cannot be sure of when the food was put out, it may just be best to head into town and enjoy a nice, tasty meal at a sit-down restaurant, recommended by locals.

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