Safety & Sanitation
WHMIS
Canada's Food Guide
In the Kitchen
Demo's
100

This must be done prior to handling food for approximately 30s to 1 minute 

What is washing hands

100

Primarily abbreviated as WHMIS

What is workplace hazardous materials information system
100

This type of fat is typically found in processed food, or fast food

What is saturated fat

100

You should not use water to put this fire out

What are grease fires

100

Originally known as "Pan Dulcis" this has become a popular breakfast staple

What is French Toast

200

One sink is filled with hot water for washing, and a second with cool water for rinsing

What is the double basin method

200

For fire hazards

What is flame

200

These are the 4 main food groups identified by Canada's Food Guide

Fruits and vegetables, meat and protein, grains, and dairy

200

This type of burn shows symptoms such as the blackening of tissue

What is third degree burn

200

Known for its popular tube shape, it was named after the Italian word for "quill" or "pen"

What is penne

300

What should you not do in the kitchen to avoid clogged drains?

What is pour oil or grease down the drain

300

For explosion or reactivity hazards

What is exploding bomb

300

This is essential for building muscle and repairing cells...especially if you go to the gym

What is protein

300

This is what happens when bacteria or other microorganisms are transferred from one object to another

What is cross-contamination

300

These are actually native to Central and South America but were then brought over to the Old World

What are tomatoes

400

These items can be worn in the kitchen to reduce contaminating others and your work station, especially if you have a cut or are sick

What is Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as gloves or a face mask

400

Can cause death or toxicity with short exposure to small amounts

What is skull and crossbones

400

This is the body's main source of energy (calories). The main kinds are fibre, starch and sugars

What are carbohydrates

400

This classification of food-borne illness includes examples such as glass, wood splinters, hair, and dirt

What is physical 

400

These are rich in antioxidants and fiber. It can be eaten on its own or added into baked goods

What are blueberries

500

What are the proper lab procedures when entering the kitchen?

What is place bags near the front, hair is up, proper footwear, washing hands, putting on an apron, heading to station

500

May cause damage to the aquatic environment

What is environment

500

Your body cannot produce this on its own and must be obtained by your diet (there are 9 in total)

What are essential aminos

500

This Alberta service is the best option when you accidentally ingest poison or come into contact with a chemical

What is the Poison and Drug Information Service (PADIS)

500

In this particular region, French toast is layered with peanut butter

What is Hong Kong

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