The CDC is investigating a serious listeria outbreak connected to counter-prepared deli meats. The Centers for Disease Control is working on a recall after receiving reports of two fatalities and dozens of hospitalizations that were linked to the meats. The organization is currently investigating the outbreak and will issue a formal recall once it can trace the source of the illness. According to CNN, consumers in New York, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Jersey, Virginia, Minnesota, North Carolina, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin have fallen ill. The CDC interviewed 18 people affected, and 16 of them said they ate turkey, liverwurst, or ham within the last month. DNA tests show the strain of Listeria was genetically similar, meaning they likely caught it from the same source. No one has fallen ill after eating pre-packaged meats. While the CDC continues its investigation, it asks people who bought meats from deli counters to cook the food before eating. Heating to 165 F will kill the bacteria. People should also be careful to clean countertops throughout after preparing the meat. This story’s featured image is by RFondren Photography via Shutterstock. The post CDC Asks People To Heat Counter-Prepared Deli Meats As They Trace A Listeria Outbreak appeared first on InspireMore.

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Allan Burns was not just the genius behind Cap’n Crunch, a.k.a Horatio Magellan Crunch, he also co-created The Mary Tyler Moore Show, which took the number one spot on Entertainment Weekly’s 100 Greatest TV Shows of All Time. He also created animation alongside Jay Ward and wrote Rocky and Bullwinkle and Dudley Do-Right. He also ventured into acting with Chris Hayward to make The Munsters and some more creative endeavors, catching the attention of TV producer James L. Brooks. Brooks and Allan became a team while creating the popular CBS series for Mary Tyler. Allan Burns: the creator of Cap’n Crunch and one of the masterminds of ‘The Mary Tyler Moore Show’ THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW, from left: writers and creators James L. Brooks, Allan Burns, on-set, (1975), 1970-1977. ph: John R. Hamilton / TV Guide / courtesy Everett Collection The Mary Tyler Moore Show remained one of Allan’s most outstanding creations, earning him up to 29 Emmy awards across its seven-season run. The program even birthed three spinoffs, Rhoda, Phyllis, and Lou Grant, which he executive produced just like he did The Mary Tyler Moore Show. RELATED: ‘The Mary Tyler Moore Show’ Ended After This Happened Allan created the short-lived ‘60s comedy series He & She featuring  Paula Prentiss and Richard Benjamin. He was also the brain behind 1979’s A Little Romance, which earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay, after which he wrote Butch and Sundance: The Early Days, Just the Way You Are and Just Between Friends. THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW, from left: Ed Weinberger (producer and writer), James L. Brooks (writer and creator), Allan Burns (writer and creator), Mary Tyler Moore, (1973), 1970-1977. ph: Dennis Plehn / TV Guide / courtesy Everett Collection The birth of Cap’n Crunch While Allan was working at Jay Ward Productions in the ‘60s, Ward himself invited him to set up a campaign for a new cereal ahead of a meeting with Chicago-based advertising executives on behalf of Quaker Oats. Allan had some of the crunchy cereal, which gave him the idea to make its texture the selling point. THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW, writer and creator Allan Burns, on-set, (1975), 1970-1977. ph: John R. Hamilton / TV Guide / courtesy Everett Collection He returned to Ward, saying the breakfast would shred the mouths of children living in America due to its sharp texture. In days, Allan drew up the “Horatio Hornblower-figure” known as “Cap’n Crunch, winning the hearts of the ad executives and getting a pay raise from Ward coupled with $1,000 from Quaker Oats. Click for next Article The post The Creator Of Cap’n Crunch Cereal Was Also Behind One Of The Most Classic Sitcoms Of All Time appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A