Provenance
What is one method of food transport?
Boats, planes, trucks, trains
What do carbohydrates give us?
Energy
What is it called when you spread harmful microorganisms from one food to another?
Cross Contamination
True or false: it is illegal to include allergens in a dish and not mention them in the label
True
What is nori (the wrapping on sushi) made from?
Seaweed
What are food miles?
How far food has travelled from where it is caught, grown or reared
What do proteins do for our body?
Growth & repair
What are the three types of hazards?
Physical, Chemical & Biological
What does EHO stand for?
Environmental Health Officer
What is the most expensive spice in the world?
Saffron
What is arable farming?
Farming only crops
What is a function of fat in our body?
Insulation, protection of organs, absorption of vitamins A, D, E & K
What is the ideal temperature for bacterial growth?
5-37 degrees celcius
What is the primary reason businesses commit food crimes
Money/Profit
What sauce is traditionally used with Eggs Benedict?
Hollandaise
How do foods that can't be grown in this country get here?
Importation
Someone who cannot have dairy products is...
Lactose Intolerant
What is an example of a high risk food?
Meat products, poultry, eggs, milk and dairy products, hot serving foods
What year did the Food Safety Act get enstated?
1990
What type of cheese is typically used in making Tiramisu?
Marscapone
What is provenance?
The origin of where the food came from
What part of the body does Coeliac disease affect?
Intestines/Gastrointestinal tract
What are the 5 things most bacteria need to grow?
Time, Moisture, Warmth, pH, Oxygen
What does HACCP stand for?
Hazard Analysis & Critical Control Points
What country did the Caesar Salad originate?
Mexico