Food Facts
What fruit is known for having its seeds on the outside?
What country is famous for tacos, enchiladas, and tamales?
What kitchen tool is used to flip pancakes?
What is a spatula?
What number is used for regular food on the IDDSI scale?
What is Level 7?
What is the brand of sodas we offer the residents?
What is Shasta?
What is the most popular pizza topping in the United States?
What is pepperoni?
Sushi originated in what country?
What is Japan?
What tool is used to measure the temperature of food?
What is a food thermometer?
What IDDSI level is Pureed?
What is Level 4?
What is the name of the company that delivers our food?
What is Gordon?
What fruit is traditionally used to make raisins?
What is grapes?
What country is famous for croissants and baguettes?
What is France?
What do you use to strain pasta?
What is a colander?
What IDDSI level is Minced & Moist?
What is Level 5?
Who has been part of our Dietary family the longest?
Who is Lisa Fleming?🩷
What food is made by fermenting milk?
What is yogurt?
What country is famous for naan, samosas, and butter chicken?
What is India?
What do you use to roll out dough?
What is a rolling pin?
If a resident is ordered Level 0 liquids, what type of liquid should they receive?
What is thin liquid?
What is our latest Health Inspection score?
What is 91?
What spice comes from the dried bark of a tree?
What country is famous for dishes such as jollof rice and waakye?
What is Africa?
What cooking method involves cooking food quickly in a small amount of oil over high heat while stirring or tossing it?
What is Sautéing?
True or False: Ice cream is always considered a thin liquid under IDDSI.
What is False?
How many employees are in the Dietary Department?
What is 14?