A cows udder has 4 separate _________ each with a single teat.
Gland/quarter
The process of rendering an animal instantly unconscious and insensitive to pain
Stunning

Headcheese
Process for assessing the interior quality of eggs. Uses a bright light
Candling
Unpasteurized milk that is not tested or graded is called ______. It can be sold within the state, but you need a license
Raw Milk
The first milk produced after birth. Rich in nutrients and contains antibodies.
Colostrum
Breaking down a side of meat into wholesale and retail cuts.
Fabrication
What was the other term for an animal by-products?
Offal
Process of removing internal organs. (You have to be able to say it correctly)
Evisceration
The cuts of meat that you would find in the grocery store.
Retail cuts
What is the process called when milk is heated to 161 degrees for 15 seconds to kill bacteria that makes milk spoil.
Pasteurization.
Term for the process of draining blood from the animal. (You have to be able to say it properly)
Exsanguination
Name one of the types of feed additives: ______ meal.
Bone, poultry, blood, or feather.
What were the three grades for eggs? 100pts for each on you get.
AA, A, B
All milk and meat products are _________ free.
Antibiotic
The process where milk is forced through small holes at high pressure to break down fat globules.
Homogenization
What are the three highest/best quality cuts of beef?
Prime, choice, select
Term for egg whites, used as a coagulating agent
Albumen
If the chicken carcass is not able to be sold as Grade A, it can be sold as a ______ product. This includes marinating, trimming, or breading.
Value-added
Name the 4 types of dairy products. 100pts for each one you get.
Fluid milk hard products, soft products, cheese
The tiny cavities in each quarter that contain secretory cells that produce milk. (Also found in lungs)
Alveoli
The amount of usable lean meat on the carcass
Yield grading
What part of the body is tripe from?
Stomach lining
Name one of the common bacteria that causes foodborne illnesses
What two body parts on cows over 30 months old were banned as food additives because there was an increased risk of transmitting Mad Cow Disease? Need to get them both
Brain and spinal cords