Temperature
Food Storage
Food-Borne Illness
Hygiene
Sanitizing
100

What is the temperature for beef?

155 degrees F.

100

What does FIFO stand for?

First In First Out

100

What is the common cause of Food Borne Illnesses?

Not properly washing hands

100

What is the minimum amount of time to wash your hands?

20 seconds

100

How often should your sanitizing solution be changed?

2-3 hours

200

What is the temperature for poultry?

165 Degrees F. 

200

What is the temperature for cold foods?

40 degrees F. 

200

What is tiny worms or bugs called that live in fish or meat?

parasites

200

What should employees use to dry their hands with in the workplace?

single use paper towels

200

When should equipment be sanitized?

after each task and use

300

What is the temperature for seafood?

145 degrees F. 

300

These need to be away from food and kept in labeled containers. 

chemicals

300

When the bacteria spreads and grows the fastest it is

"The Danger Zone"

300

Where are employees required to wash their hands at?

hand washing sink

300

The prevention of Cross-Contamination is

Sanitizing

400

What is the temperature for reheating food in the microwave?

165 degrees F. 

400

How long can you keep ready to eat foods in the fridge?

7 days

400

What is the common food-borne illness that is found in dairy foods, poultry, and eggs?

Salmonella

400

What are the six steps to hand washing?

wet, soap, wash, rinse, dry, turn off water with paper towel

400

What does employees use to make sure sanitizing solutions are at the right concentration?

Test strips

500

What is the temperature for eggs consumed the right way?

145 degrees F.

500

The maximum amount of time you can keep hazardous foods in "The Danger Zone"

4 hours

500

What does FATTOM stand for?

food, atmosphere, time, temp, oxygen, and moisture

500

What is the minimum amount of time you should rinse your hands off?

5-10 seconds

500

What is the proper concentration of sanitizer?

50 to 100 parts per million

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