Planning to have a barbecue? It’s important to equip yourself with some basic food safety rules before firing up the grill.
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“Ensure safety and maintain your health by following nutritional tips and guidelines before, during, and after the barbecue,” Dubai Municipality stated online.
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Another safety rule you should remember is to keep the lighter fluid away from the stove and out of children’s reach.
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Safa Park located in the Al Safa area also allows barbecue for visitors. It is open from 8am to 10pm.
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Hatta Hill Park is located in Hatta, an exclave of Dubai and it offers free entry.
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Also, when you are done turn off the fire when you are done, and dispose the coal properly to avoid burns.
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