food safety
What would be the first things to do when entering a cooking lesson?
Tie hair up, put apron on, wash hands
Name 5 types of carbohydrates?
rice, wheat, bread, Apples, berries, bananas, oranges, and fruit juices, oats, quinoa, barley, pasta and cereal (if not on here teacher vision whether it counts)
what temperature does water boil?
100 degrees
what is the most world wide eaten food?
rice
where are were French fries invented?
Belgium
What would you do after cutting up a type of meat?
Wash hand to ensure there is no cross contamination
What does protein help with?
Protein in food helps your body build, repair, and maintain tissues like muscles, bones, skin, and organs. [1]
what temperature does water freeze?
0 degrees
what food nutrient is a peanut?
Peanuts are a legume
why does an apple float in water?
Because it is 25% air
What temperature should your fridge be at?
your fridge should be at or below 5°C.
what are the five main nutritional categories?
Vegetables and Legumes/Bean, Fruit, Grain, Dairy, Lean meat.
how many liters of what should you be drinking a day?
Between 2-4 liters everyday.
what color were carrots originally?
Carrots were originally purple.
what food is the most stolen food world wide?
cheese
What temperature does bacteria grow at?
Between 5 and 60 degrees
what does fat in food help with?
Fat in food provides essential energy, builds cell walls, and helps your body absorb vital nutrients.
What fruit is the only fruit that has seeds on the outside rather then inside?
It is a strawberry
what is the most expensive spice in the world?
saffron
what % of hazelnut does Nutella consume world wide?
25% (correct if its within 3%)
what is the two hour rule?
The two-hour rule is a guideline stating that perishable food left in the temperature danger zone (between 5°C and 60°C) is safe to refrigerate or eat if kept out for less than two hours
What are the 6 food main nutrient categories of food?
carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, and water
what % of water is in watermelon
it is 90% (correct is within 5%)
What was Ketchup (tomato sauce) originally sold as?
Ketchup was sold in the 1800s as a medicine meant to cure an upset stomach.
What country classified root bear as a soft drink until 2011?
Russia