Hygiene
Storage
Kitchen Cleanliness
Regulatory Safety
General Food Safety
100

Do this for 20 seconds to prevent Food born illness

what is washing your hands

100

Use airtight containers to keep moisture and these out of dry goods.

what is pests? 
100

Promptly clean these up to prevent slips and falls.

What is spills?

100
This inspection service is responsible for inspecting most meats, poultry and processed eggs products for safety, wholesomeness and proper labeling. 

what is the USDA?  

100

If a food is RTE, what does that mean? 

What is Ready To Eat?

200

Avoid contaminating food with hair by doing this.

What is pulling your hair back/up?

200

Use airtight containers in the freezer to prevent this.

What is freezer burn?

200

Use these near sinks and cooking areas to prevent slips.

What is non-slip mats?

200

This regulator is responsible for ensuring the safety of all other foods, including seafood and animal drugs.

What is the FDA?

200

These should be cleaned and sanitized more often than other areas of the facility. 

What are food contact surfaces?

300

When working in the food industry, it is important to keep these short and clean and NEVER get fake ones that could fall off in your food.

What is nails?

300

You should regularly clean your refrigerator to prevent bacteria and growth of this. 

What is mold? 
300

Wash dishes, utensils and cutting boards with this to ensure they are washed thoroughly.

What is hot, soapy water?

300

This is designed to identify and control potential problems before they occur.

What is HACCP?

300

These are infections or irritations of the gastrointestinal tract caused by food or beverages which contain bacteria, parasites, viruses or chemicals. 

What are foodborne illnesses?

400

Be sure to wear these everyday to avoid cross contamination and to make sure that you are presentable to the public.

What is clean clothing.

400
This is the name for temperatures between 41 and 140 degrees. 

What is the Danger Zone?

400

Consider using this to sanitize your dishes for extra safety.

What is a dishwasher? 

400

This has the following disadvantages:

– can burn skin 

– inappropriate for general sanitation 

– may form films or scale 

– will not kill fungal spores

What is hot water?

400

These are bacterial communities which produce a substance which protects them from their environment and helps them to stick to food contact surfaces 

what are biofilms?

500

When sneezing or coughing in the kitchen, it's best to sneeze/cough in this.

What is your inner elbow?

500

These should be stored in the refrigerator at temperatures below 40 degrees until they are ready to use. 

What is perishable foods? 

500
You should do this to your countertops, especially after handling raw meat, to prevent cross-contamination. 

What is disinfect? 

500

This should take place daily for walls, floors and large equipment. 

What is cleaning and sanitizing?

500

Doing this protects the consumer from foodborne contaminants related to disease-producing organisms

what is Sanitizing?

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