Define "temperature danger zone."

The temperature danger zone is 40°F to 135°F, the range in which pathogenic bacteria can multiply rapidly in a food and possibly cause foodborne illness.

If you have questions, contact Dr. Angela Fraser, Associate Professor/Food Safety Education Specialist, Clemson University, Clemson, SC.

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