History, chefs, tech.
Food, People and Society
Basic Nutrition
Food safety/cooking basics
Laws & Regulations
100

Cafes in France originated in this century 

17th Century 

100

You could buy this item for 5 cents at the first fast-food restaurant. 

Hamburger 

100

These 2 food groups should fill half of your plate at every meal. 

Fruits and veggies

100

When microorganisms spread from raw food to ready-to-eat foods

Cross-contamination 

100

This type of hazard poses a threat to an employee's safety over time. 

Ergonomic 

200

The term "restaurant" comes from this word. 

Restaurer (hot soups) 

200

Percentage of American food budget for eating out. 

Nearly half 

200

The USDA recommends this percentage makes up your daily grain intake. 

50%

200

The most common microorganisms that contaminate food. 

Biological agents 

200

In Texas, you need this many hours of instruction for the Certified Food Service Manager program. 

14 hours

300

This fast-food restaurant is credited as the first in the U.S. 

White Castle 

300

"Umami" is Japanese for this flavor. 

Savory 

300

Nutrients that your body needs in small amounts 

Micronutrients 

300

Restaurant employees must do this to ensure that food has been transported properly. 

Check the temperature of the truck. 

300

Mandating that refrigerators be cleaned once a week is an example of this 

Critical Control Limit 

400

This food service entrepreneur discovered how to preserve food using jars. 

Nicolas Appert 

400

These microscopic hairs send messages to the brain. 

Taste bud receptors 

400

Your body is made up of this percentage of water. 

60%

400

Raw foods should be stored below this type of food in the fridge. 

Ready-to-eat foods
400

Food establishments allow inspections this often. 

Once every six months 

500

This chef was nicknamed  "chef of kings and king of chefs"

Marie-Antoine Careme

500

Hand washing prior to meals is extremely important in this country. 

India 

500

What human cells are primarily made of 

Protein 

500
The tool you use to ensure that food is fully cooked. 

Meat thermometer 

500

According to Texas law, who must demonstrate knowledge of foodborne illness prevention? 

Person in charge 

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