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100

What does PIC stand for?

Person in Charge

100

Fill in the blanks... ______ must be trimmed and _____ must be restrained. 

nails, hair

100

Cold foods should be kept at or below ___ degrees

41

100

The spread of bacteria from raw meats to ready to eat foods

Cross contamination

100

Uses soap and water to remove dirt

Cleaning

200

The key to any kitchen

Cleanliness

200

Number of steps in proper handwashing

six

200

Hot foods should be kept at or above ___ degrees

135

200

Use separate _________ ___________ for raw meat and ready to eat foods

Cutting boards

200

Uses heat or chemicals to kill germs

Sanitizing

300

The number of people who die from foodborne illnesses each year

3,000

300

________ ____________ is not a substitute for hand washing.

Hand sanitizer

300

When working with food, work quickly with _________ batches.

small

300

Cooked food can become infected by bacteria from _____ _______.

Raw food

300

Always ____ dry dishes.

Air

400

The number of people who get sick from foodborne illnesses each year

48 Million

400

Name 2 times you should wash your hands while working in the kitchen.

After using bathroom, after touching face or nose, after handling raw meat, after handling garbage, after using chemicals, after a break, before food prep

400

The safest method for thawing food

In the refrigerator

400

Cooking does/does not kill all bacteria in food.

does not

400

Pots, pans, cups and bowls must always be stored ______ ______.

Upside down

500

People at most risk of contracting foodborne illnesses

YOPI- Younger than 5, Older than 65, Pregnant women and Immune Compromised

500

What is the 24 hour rule?

After being sick stay home until you have no symptoms for 24 hours.

500

Improper __________ is another way for bacteria to grow.

Cooling

500

Meat should always be stored above/below other foods.

Below

500

______ should never be added to sanitizers, which should always be mixed according to label directions.

Soap

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