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Double-dipping your chip can spread bacteria to other people

Posted: 2017-01-01 01:00:00

Original link: http://feeds.businessinsider.com.au/~/251269844/0/businessinsideraustralia~Doubledipping-your-chip-can-spread-bacteria-to-other-people

Parties bring around a lot of communal food. But, there is always that person double-dipping the chips. A study from Clemson University shows that this party foul can spread some nasty bacteria.

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