Food Groups
Nutritional Terms
Food Safety
Reading the Nutrition Label
100

Amount of food groups

What is five?

100

Building blocks of proteins

What is amino acids?

100

Four steps to food safety

What is

-Clean

-Seperate

-Cook

-Chill?

100
What tell you how long the manufacturer suggests you sell the items

What is sell-by date?

200

A dairy product made by curdling milk that is part of the dairy food group

What is cheese?

200

Main sugar found in blood and main source of energy for the body

What is blood glucose?
200

Temperature Dangerzone

What is 41 degrees to 135 degrees F?

200

What tells you how long items will be at peak quality

What is use-by date?

300

A yellow fruit that belongs to the fruit food group

What is a banana?

300

A unit of energy in food

What is calories?

300

How long you should store leftovers in a refrigeratore

What is 3-4 days?

300

What tells you how long the item will have the best quality and flavor

What is best if used by date?

400

The flesh of domestic fowls that are apart of the protein food group

What is poultry?

400

Substances that speed up chemical reactions in the body

What is an enzyme? 

400

The U.S. Department of Agriculture recommends you should use your eggs after this between this time for the best quality

What is 3-5 weeks?

400

Where can you find nutrition information for fresh vegetables and fruits

500

Grains that have 3 parts in tact that are part of the grains food group

What is whole grains?

500

Protein found in wheat, rye, and barley

What is gluten?

500

The top 5 germs that cause foodborne illness

What is

-Norovirus

-Salmonella

-Clostridium perfringens

-Campylobacter

-Staphylococcus aureus (Staph)?

500

Standard amount of a food, such as a cup.

What is a serving size?

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