food safety
injury (OnO)
cooking stuff (not really)
cleaning for kitchen
rando rando
100

This temperature range is considered the "danger zone" for bacterial growth in food.

What is 40°F to 140°F?

100

This common kitchen injury occurs when a person accidentally cuts their finger while slicing food

 What is a knife cut?

100

This cooking method involves immersing food in hot oil to cook it quickly at high temperatures.

What is deep frying

100

  This household item is commonly used to clean kitchen countertops and surfaces. 

 What is a sponge or a cloth?

100

This staple food is made from ground wheat and is commonly used to make bread, pasta, and pastries

What is flour?

200

This term refers to the process of killing harmful bacteria by heating food to a specific temperature for a certain period of time.

 What is pasteurization?

200

 This type of injury can happen when hot liquids splash onto the skin while cooking.

What is a scald or a burn?

200

This term refers to the practice of washing fruits and vegetables under running water to remove dirt, bacteria, and pesticide residues.

 What is rinsing

200

 This cleaning agent is effective for cutting through grease and is commonly used to clean stovetops and range hoods.

 What is dish soap

200

This protein-rich food is made from ground meat mixed with seasonings and often grilled or fried.

 What is a hamburger patty or a meatball?

300

Cross-contamination can occur when this happens.

 What is when bacteria from one food item are transferred to another food item, usually through contact with surfaces, utensils, or hands?  

300

This kitchen tool can cause injuries if not handled properly, especially when reaching into a crowded drawer.

What are kitchen knives?

300

This safety device, often found in kitchens, can help extinguish small grease fires.


 What is a fire extinguisher or a fire blanket?

300

This appliance is used to clean dishes by spraying them with hot water and detergent.

What is a dishwasher?

300

This simple dessert consists of frozen dairy products churned with sweeteners and flavorings.

What is ice cream?

400

To prevent foodborne illness, it's important to wash your hands with soap and water for at least this amount of time.

what is 20 sec

400

This injury occurs when a person slips on a wet or greasy floor in the kitchen.

 What is a slip and fall?

400

When using a microwave, it's important to use this type of container to prevent it from melting or releasing harmful chemicals.

What is microwave-safe glass or ceramic containers?

400

 This tool is specifically designed to remove food particles and debris from between the tines of forks and the edges of plates.

What is a dish brush or a dish scrubber?

400

This popular breakfast food is made from ground oats and is often served with milk or yogurt.

What is oatmeal or porridge?

500

 This organization is responsible for overseeing food safety regulations and inspections in the United States.

What is FDA

500

This precautionary measure can help prevent kitchen injuries by keeping floors dry and free of spills.

What is using non-slip mats or rugs?

500

When cooking with oil, it's crucial to avoid this, as it can cause a fire hazard.

What is overheating the oil?

500

 This common kitchen item is often overlooked as a potential source of foodborne illness and should be cleaned regularly.

What is the kitchen sponge?

500

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