Food Storage | Temperatures | Personal Hygiene | General Food Safety | Food Borne illness |
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False
Food should be cooled to room temperature before placing in refrigerator.
True or False |
41 to 130 degrees
What is the temperature danger zone for bacterial growth?
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Washing your hands
What is the most important thing to do to prevent foodborne illness outbreak?
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165 degrees
What is the minimum internal temperature for poultry
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True
Cleaning Chemicals are an example of a chemical hazard
True or False |
2 inch pan
What is the ideal depth of food in a pan for proper cooling?
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False
You can thaw meat in the microwave today to use for dinner tomorrow. True or False
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True
Rings can provide a warm, moist, perfect hiding place for bacteria to grow
True or False |
Potentially Hazardous or TCS foods
Foods such as milk, milk products, eggs, meats, and poultry are classified as
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Opening cans
How can metal shavings get in contact with food and contaminate it
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41 degrees (or 40 depending on the local code)
What is the maximum temperature allowed for refrigerated products?
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False only in the refrigerator
Beef can be marinated at room temperature.
True or False |
False
You can not contaminate food with bacteria from a dirty apron
True or False |
Poor personal hygiene or improper handwashing
What is the most common thing attributed to foodborne illness outbreaks?
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Infants, children, elderly, those with weakened immune system and pregnant women
Name 3 groups of people that are most vulnerable to foodborne illness
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Fish
Which food should be stored on the highest shelf hamburger or frozen fish
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0 degrees or colder
What is the proper temperature to store frozen foods?
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Smoking, eating, Chewing gum, using a tooth pick, sneezing & coughing
What is an example of "Hand to Mouth" contact which results in spreading germs
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Foods high in protein
Are classified as potentially hazardous
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Listeria
What is the bacteria that is most dangerous to pregnant women and can kill the unborn baby
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The internal cooking temp for fish is 145 and Hamburger 155 so if the fish drips on the hamburger it will be cooked to a high enough to kill pathogens
Why must fish be stored above the hamburger and what is it preventing
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Under running cold water and in the refrigerator
What are 2 acceptable ways to defrost food?
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Improper temperature
Poor personal Hygiene Cross Contamination of Food
What are the 3 main causes of Foodborne Illness
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Time and Temperature Controlled for Safety
What does TCS stand for?
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Food, Acidity, Time, Temperature, Oxygen and Moisture
What does Bacteria need to grow(FATTOM)
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