Types of Contamination
Food Defense & Outbreaks
Chemical and Physical Hazards
Food Allergens
Prevention & Safety
100

These are the 3 main types of food contamination.

What are Biological, Physical, and Chemical?

100

This is the what the acronym for A.L.E.R.T stands for.

What is Assure, Look, Employees, Reports and Threats?

100

Cleaner, sanitizer, or polish is an example of this contaminant.

What is chemical?

100

A protein that causes an allergic reaction

What is an allergen?

100

The best way to prevent contamination.

What is practicing good personal hygiene?

200

This contaminant includes bacteria, viruses, and fungi.

What is biological?

200

This organization should be notified during a suspected foodborne illness outbreak 

What is the local regulatory authority?

200

Glass, hair, metal shavings, or staples

What is a physical contaminant?

200

DAILY DOUBLE!

Milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, wheat, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, sesame

What are the Big 9 allergens?

200

The most responsible for keeping food safe.

Who are managers and food handlers?

300

This contaminant is the most common cause of foodborne illness.

What is biological?

300

The first step to take if food is suspected to have caused an illness.

What is gather information and isolate the product?

300

This is where chemicals should be stored in a food service operation.

What is away from food and food contact sources?

300

When allergens are transferred from one food to another

What is cross-contact?

300

Store food in sealed, labeled containers away from chemicals

How can you protect food during storage?

400

Transfer of pathogens from one surface or food to another

What is cross-contamination?

400

This is the "E" in ALERT.

What are Employees?

400

Dispose of contaminated food and clean area properly

What should you do if a chemical spill occurs near food?

400

DAILY DOUBLE!

Inform the kitchen, avoid cross-contact, use clean utensils

What should you do if a customer reports an allergy?

400

This contaminant is most likely if a food handler sneezes near food.

What is biological contamination?

500

Clean and sanitize equipment between uses; separate raw and ready-to-eat foods

What is one way to prevent cross-contamination?

500

DAILY DOUBLE!

Protecting food from intentional contamination or sabotage

What is food defense?

500

DAILY DOUBLE!

This type of kitchenware should not be used with acidic foods.

What are items made of copper, zinc, or pewter?

500

Hives, swelling, nausea, vomiting, difficulty breathing, anaphylaxis

What are common symptoms of an allergic reaction?

500

This is the most important reason for food safety training.

What is to prevent food borne illness and protect customers?

M
e
n
u