Design process
Labelling
Food analysis
Australian dietary guidelines and adapting meals
Miscellaneous
100

A type of situation that contains a set of specifications that need to be met

What is a design brief?

100

A range of information that must appear on the packaging of products

What are essential labelling requirements?

100

light brown colour, savoury taste, smells like fish

What is an example of a sensory analysis? 

100

What is the AGHE?

The Australian guide to healthy eating is a visual tool to help select a range of healthy foods. Food selection model

100

What does HACCP stand for

Hazard analysis and critical control points

200

Did I complete the task in 75 minutes?

What is an example of criteria for evaluation?

200

Name 3 essential labelling requirements

Nutritional info, name and address, country of origin, name, ingredients list, allergy advice

200

Using the senses to describe food such as sight, smell, hearing and taste

What is a sensory analysis?

200

What are the five main food groups?

Vegetables, grains, meat and meat alternatives, dairy and fruit

200

a set of templates used to record data about foods and meals during receiving good, stoorage, food preparation and cooking etc

What is a food safety plan?

300

dietary requirements, likes and dislikes, location

What are some examples of considerations in a design brief?

300

A food that can cause the body to act like it is a foreign object and reject it

What is an allergen?

300

 involves techniques that can be measured such as height, weight, nutritional value

What is a quantitative analysis?

300

Explain how the AGHE is used?

The AGHE is based on a plate and shows the proportion of the food groups that we should be eating. 

300

4-60 degrees

What is the danger zone?

400

a sample product made to test characteristics

What is a prototype?

400

Why is it necessary to have an ingredients list on packaging

An ingredients list provides information about the ingredients in the food. This helps people make decisions about potential allergens and foods that can cause intolerances as well as general information to make decisions.

400

What is viscosity?

The measurement of resistance to flow or how thick or thin a food item may be. eg sauce

400

Fats, oils, salt, sugar and alcohol

What are discretionary foods or sometimes foods?

400

-18degrees

What temperature should frozen food be stored at?

500

Explain how criteria for evaluation work

Criteria for evaluation are a set of questions taken from a design brief and are considered during the selection phase. They make us ensure that we are meeting the requirements of the brief.

500

What is a general health claim? 

A general health claim is a statement that a product contains a nutrient related to improving health.

500

What is a profile test?

A more in depth sensory and quantitative analysis of food, generally done when comparing two food items. 

Data is recorded on a star diagram.

500

Name 2 ways of reducing salt in meals

Use low salt options such as low salt tomato sauce, dont add salt when cooking or preparing food, dont add salt to your meal

500
What are critical control points?

these are points during production of a food or meal where things can go wrong.