Worksheets1.1 food safety
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
An illness that results from eating contaminated foods
cross- contamination
Food bourne illness
Potentially hazardous food
biological hazard
The living organisms found in or on foods that can make us sick
biological hazards
potentialy hazardous foods
physical hazards
chemical hazards
Foods that offer a friendly environment for disease producing organisms
temperature danger foods
TCS foods
water activity
physical hazardous foods
the temperature danger zone
35-146 degrees F
52-75 degrees F
0-36 degrees F
41-135 Degrees F
When a safe food comes in contact with an unsafe food
direct contamination
TCS
TDZ
Cross contamination
Objects fround in our ffod that are large enough to see o hear
viruses
bacteria
chemical sanitizer
Pysical hazards
A mulit celled orgnaism larger than bacteria or viruses that needs a host to survive
mold
parasite
mercury
lock ness monster
The measurement of the amount of. moisture available in food - abbreviated 'AW"
water activity
mercury
FIFO
TDZ
Process of using heat or chemicals to reduce the number of pathogens on a surface to a safe level
cleaning
degreasing
scrubbing
sanitizing
All are biological hazards except
virus
funghi
piece of glass
bacteria
All are examples of physical hazards except
Bacteria
an earing
hair
fingernail
All are examples of chemcial hazards except
sanitizer
parasites
degreaser
bug spray
describes all the conditions pathogens need to grow
FAT TOM
TDZ
TCS
FIFO
FAT TOM
Food, Altitude, Time, toxin, Old, Mold
French, Attitude, Temperature, time,
Food, Aciditiy, time tempeerature, oxygen, moisutre
Food Acididty, TIme, Tapas, Oxygen , Mousse
cups in a qt
6
2
4
8
oz in a qt
2
16
128
32
qt in a G
4
2
1
3
oz in a pound
8
4
16
2
tsp in a T
6
8
2
3
disease producing organism
pathogen
physical hazard
mercury
toxin
single celled orgnaisms that reproduce by dividing
virus
parasite
mold
bacteria
presences of unsafe substances on foods
sanitizing
contact
contamination
TDZ
measures the amount of acidity in food
Ph
Aw
67
FB
a microscopic fungus that consumes sugar and expels alcohol and carbon dioxide
virus
bacteria
mold
yeast
all are common allergens except
milk
tree nuts
sugar
wheat
When an allergen is transferred from its food of origin to a food that does not contain the allergen
intoxication
cross-contact
Infection
TDZ
tsp in a T
3
5
6
20
