Food Storage Temperatures Personal Hygiene General Food Safety Food Borne illness
100
False
Food should be cooled to room temperature before placing in refrigerator.
True or False
100
41 to 130 degrees
What is the temperature danger zone for bacterial growth?
100
Washing your hands
What is the most important thing to do to prevent foodborne illness outbreak?
100
165 degrees
What is the minimum internal temperature for poultry
100
True
Cleaning Chemicals are an example of a chemical hazard
True or False
200
2 inch pan
What is the ideal depth of food in a pan for proper cooling?
200
False
You can thaw meat in the microwave today to use for dinner tomorrow. True or False
200
True
Rings can provide a warm, moist, perfect hiding place for bacteria to grow
True or False
200
Potentially Hazardous or TCS foods
Foods such as milk, milk products, eggs, meats, and poultry are classified as
200
Opening cans
How can metal shavings get in contact with food and contaminate it
300
41 degrees (or 40 depending on the local code)
What is the maximum temperature allowed for refrigerated products?
300
False only in the refrigerator
Beef can be marinated at room temperature.
True or False
300
False
You can not contaminate food with bacteria from a dirty apron
True or False
300
Poor personal hygiene or improper handwashing
What is the most common thing attributed to foodborne illness outbreaks?
300
Infants, children, elderly, those with weakened immune system and pregnant women
Name 3 groups of people that are most vulnerable to foodborne illness
400
Fish
Which food should be stored on the highest shelf hamburger or frozen fish
400
0 degrees or colder
What is the proper temperature to store frozen foods?
400
Smoking, eating, Chewing gum, using a tooth pick, sneezing & coughing
What is an example of "Hand to Mouth" contact which results in spreading germs
400
Foods high in protein
Are classified as potentially hazardous
400
Listeria
What is the bacteria that is most dangerous to pregnant women and can kill the unborn baby
500
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
500
Under running cold water and in the refrigerator
What are 2 acceptable ways to defrost food?
500
Improper temperature
Poor personal Hygiene
Cross Contamination of Food
What are the 3 main causes of Foodborne Illness
500
Time and Temperature Controlled for Safety
What does TCS stand for?
500
Food, Acidity, Time, Temperature, Oxygen and Moisture
What does Bacteria need to grow(FATTOM)






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