Definitions
What does sanitary mean?
Free from bacteria, germs, or dangers to health
What is a kind of mold/ food made from mold that is safe to eat?
- cheese
- cured meats
- etc.
What temperature should the water be when you fill in the sinks?
HOT
What should be kept away from appliances?
water
Which foodborne illness causes you to be sick the fastest?
Staph
What are food borne illnesses?
An illness that starts (born) in food and is spread to a human
What are 2 COMMON sources of foodborne illnesses?
- meat
- dairy
- eggs
- fruits & veggies
- etc.
What goes INTO sink #1 (left side)?
Hot water and dish soap
How do you safely unplug an appliance?
What are allergies?
A negative overreaction of the immune system → the immune system fights harmless foreign substances called allergens, such as dust mites, pollen, pet dander, and food.
What is a parasite?
An organism that lives in or on another organisms where one organism benefits while the other is harmed
Diarrhea
Vomiting
Nausea
Stomach cramps
Headache
Fever
What goes INTO sink #2 (right side)?
What is a grease fire?
a fire with a source fuel like oil,fat, butter, etc.
What is anaphylaxis?
A severe, life-threatening allergic reaction that happens very fast
What is cross contamination?
When harmful bacteria or germs spread from one source to another
Which foodborne illness is a PARASITE?
Roundworm
Where do you rinse the dishes?
in sink #2, using the hot water and sink sanitizer
how do you put out a grease fire?
using a lid, baking tray, etc.
What is pasteurization?
The process where harmful bacteria are killed in foods and liquid by using heat
What is the Danger Zone?
The temperature range of 5℃ - 60℃
The temperatures food goes bad the fastest in
Which foodborne illness is related to raw flour, chicken and eggs?
Sink sanitizer = in the front of the class, in a bottle with a spout
Dish soap = in a squeeze bottle in your kitchen
What are 2 things you CAN NOT put into the microwave?
Metal
Paper *
Some plastics
Eggs *
grapes