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Bad BBQ: 7 Foods You Should Never Grill

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Barbecue season is upon us, but some foods just aren't meant to be cooked over the grill's hot grates.
The article from Yahoo Lifestyle titled "Bad BBQ: 7 Foods You Should Never Grill" warns about the dangers of grilling certain foods due to health risks and poor cooking outcomes. It lists seven items to avoid: fatty meats like hot dogs and sausages due to high cancer-causing compound formation; cheese, which can melt through the grill; fish, which can stick and fall apart; leafy greens, which can burn quickly; kabobs, which can unevenly cook; delicate fruits like berries, which can become mushy; and bread, which can burn easily and become inedible. The article suggests safer alternatives and better grilling practices to ensure a healthier and more enjoyable barbecue experience.

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