TEMP
FOOD STORAGE
FOOD BORNE ILLNESS
HYGIENE
SANITIZING
100

165F or 74C for 15 seconds

What is the final cooking temperature for ground meat, ground fish and eggs?

100

Where you store the poultry

What is the bottom shelf of a cooler?

100

The number one cause of Food-Borne illness

What is improper hand washing?

100

20 SECONDS

What is the minimum amount of time to wash your hands?

100

Where wiping cloths should be when not in use

What is submerged in sanitizer solution?

200

180F or 82C for 15 seconds

What is the final cooking temperature for poultry and all stuffed items?

200
4C or 40F 

What is the maximum temperature cold foods must be held?

200

Temperature Danger Zone

Where bacteria grows the fastest; 4C to 60C (40F-140F) Degrees?

200

Warm water, soap and single-use paper towels

What items are required to be stocked at all hand sinks?

200

How often must in-use utensils/tools be washed, rinsed and sanitized

What is every 4 hours?

300

Reheated to 74C (165F) within 2 hours

What is the criteria for reheating food

300

Away from food and food prep, and kept in LABELED containers

What are chemicals

300

Parasites

What are worms that live in fish/meat?

300

Accessible at all times, not blocked, not used for any other purpose

What must a hand sink be to allow for proper use?

300

Wash, rinse, sanitize, air dry

What are the 4 steps of proper cleaning?

400

60C (140F) to 21C (70F) in two hours

What is the first and most crucial step in the cooling process?

400

The length of time you can keep RTE (Ready to Eat) TCS (Time Temperature Control for Safety) food

What is 7 Days?

400

Salmonella

What is a common food borne illness that is found in dairy foods, poultry, and eggs?

400

Wet, scrub, sing, rinse, dry

What are the 5 steps of proper hand washing?

400

Used to make sure sanitizer solution is at the proper concentration

What are Test Strips?

500

0C or 32F

What is the temperature you calibrate your thermometer to?

500

TPHC

What is Time as a Public Health Control?

500

HENSS

What are the big 5 food borne illnesses: Hepatitis A, Ecoli, Norovirus, Salmonella, Shigella 

500

The minimum amount of time you should scrub your hands

What is 10-15 seconds?

500

200-400 PPM

What is the proper concentration of Quat sanitizer?

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