General
Reimbursable Meals
Food Safety
Meal Components (in SFSP)
Miscellaneous
100

The acronym SFSP describes this federally funded, state administered program

What is the Summer Food Service Program

100

The number of NutriGrain bars required to be served at breakfast

What is two

100

The range of temperatures between 40°F and 140°F (4.4°C and 60°C) where bacteria can grow rapidly in food 

What is the temperature danger zone

100

Examples of this component include white, chocolate, low-fat, and fat-free

What is milk (or dairy)

100

This online software was used to count meals this summer

What is Link2Feed

200

This type of site is available to all children in the community 18 years of age and younger and no enrollment or registration is required.

What is Open

200

This meal type requires 3 components: one serving of milk, one serving of fruit or vegetable, and one serving of grain 

What is breakfast?

200

This method of rotating inventory ensures that items are used in the order they are received (Hint: the acronym is FIFO)

What is First In First Out

200

Examples of this component include apples, oranges, and bananas

What is fruit

200

Only this person, who has been trained by the Food Bank, can count meals and accept meal deliveries 

Who is the site supervisor

300

This type of site provides meals only to children/teens that are enrolled in the sites program, such as a summer camp

What is Closed

300

This meal type requires 5 components: 1 serving of milk, 2 servings of fruits/vegetables, 1 serving of grain, and 1 serving of meat/meat alternate

What is lunch (or supper)

300

According to Time as a Public Health Control (TPHC) guidelines, food must be discarded within this many hours of leaving temperature control

What is 4

300

Examples of this component include rice, pasta, and cereal

What is grain

300

This poster, which informs neighbors of their civil rights in federally funded programs, must be hanging prominently at all sites where SFSP meals are being served

What is the And Justice for All poster
400

The number of North Carolina counties served by the Food Bank

What is 34

400

All participants must receive a complete meal, but they may place any un-wanted, un-opened components here for another child to take

What is the share table

400

Vendors may deliver hot meals to sites within this many hours of their meal service window

What is 1

400

Examples of this component include peanut butter, chicken, and cheese

What is meat/meat alternate (will also accept protein)
400

This new federally funded program helps families by providing $120 per eligible child to purchase groceries for the summer

What is Sun Bucks

500

This state department oversees SFSP sponsors, including the Food Bank, providing administrative oversight and training

What is the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction. Also will accept NCDPI or DPI.

500

For a reimbursable breakfast, what is the minimum amount that may constitute 1 serving of fruit/vegetable?

What is 1/2 cup or 4 ounces

500

This organization visits random SFSP sites to ensure compliance with Food Safety standards

What is EcoSure (or EcoLab)

500

An example of this meal component is yogurt

What is meat/meat alternate

500

To find open SFSP/SOO meal sites, you can text Food or Comida to this number

What is 304-304