Ingredients
Spoilage
Sanitation
Nutrition
Preservation
100

nutrient made up of amino acids that is used for maintenance, growth

Protein

100

When food is no longer good to eat.

Spoilage/ unwholesome

100

foods are treated with electrically charged particles, such as X-rays, electron beams, or gamma rays

Irridiation

100

substance that our bodies need to carry out life processes

Nutrient

100

preservation that uses the carefully controlled activity of certain bacteria, molds, and yeasts.

Fermentation

200

carbohydrate with long chains of simple sugar molecules.

Complex Carbohydrate

200

Food that is not safe to eat

unwholesome

200

preservation method that prevents the growth of spoilage organisms by placing foods in acid solutions.

Pickling

200

called a lipid, is a nutrient that provides energy for the body

fat

200

preservation method in which foods are stored at a low temperature so the water in the product becomes ice

Freezing

300

Outdated food guide shape

Food Pyramid

300

Food that is safe to eat

Wholesome food

300

contaminant that causes sickness. Bacteria, molds, and fungi

Pathogen

300

element that is essential for growth and health. Calcium, phosphorous, iron, zinc

Mineral

300

Food that has a short shelf life

Perishable food

400

New updated food guide looks like a circle

MyPlate

400

Another term for food poisoning

food-borne illness

400

Using the same knife to cut raw meat and then used to cut veggies

Contamination

400

A nutrient that provides energy

Carbohydrate

400

preservation in which food is placed in a container and heated at high temperatures under pressure

Canning

500

Meat, Poultry, Fish, Dry Beans, Eggs, and Nuts

Protein Group

500

the addition of something unwholesome or undesirable.

Contamination

500

The four C's

Clean

Combat cross contamination

Cook

Chill

500

complex chemical substance that is needed to regulate the body. (A,B,C,D,E....)

Vitamin

500

removing moisture from food to prolong shelf life

Dehydration