Chilly Food: Food Safety and Freshness in a Hot World

Whether you are living off grid, are an avid boater, camper, or other person who likes to be "away from it all," you most certainly know the importance of keeping your food and beverages cool to maintain their freshness and prevent the growth of bacteria which could make you sick. Food safety matters.

In these pages, find out how and what you can use to enjoy healthy nutritious food (and perhaps a cold beer too) even if you are out for hour or days with your sustenance in a portable powered cooler.

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