FOOD SAFETY
MEAL COMPONENTS
CIVIL RIGHTS
WHAT IS IT?
WILD CARD
100

What should you change often when handling food?

Gloves

100

Can use juice for half of this daily serving

Juice


100

Race, age & national origin are examples of what?

Protected Classes

100

Must have 3 items for this and one must be a vegetable or fruit

Reimburseable Meal

100

Students with allergies or a disability that require a diet modification must have this completed and on file

Special Diet form / Unique Mealtime Needs form

200
This should take about 20 seconds to do. singing 'Happy Birthday' can you time it.

Wash Hands

200

Dairy products and Legumes can also be used to meet this meals component

Meat/Meat Alternate

200

Poster that must be displayed in all serving/eating areas

And Justice for All poster

200

The amount listed on the recipes given to students

Serving Size

200

List the 3 required components at Breakfast

Milk, Fruit, Grain

300

What is the Food Temperature Danger Zone?

41 - 140 degrees


300

K-8 needs 3/4 c of these menued and offered daily, while 9-12 needs 1 c

Vegetables
300

SBP, NSLP, SMP ans SFSP all require this each year

Civil Rights Training

300

Completed daily, recorded and kept on file to ensure proper food and equipment safety

Monitoring Logs / HACCP Log Book

300

The step pr steps at which control is essential to prevent or eliminate a hazard or to reduce it to acceptable levels

Critical Control Point

400

The physical movement or transfer of harmful bacteria from one person, object or place to another

Cross-Contamination

400

USDA has set the limit of this component at 80% WGR for weekly totals

Grains/Breads

400

This message must be conveyed in all forms of graphics or other informational sources for all to see

Equal Opportunity

400

The collaborative effort of a group to achieve a common goal or to complete a task in an effective and efficient way

Teamwork

400

The nine major allergens are: Milk, Eggs, Fish, Shellfish, Tree Nuts, Peanuts, Wheat, Soy and this newly added allergen

Sesame


500

What does HACCP stand for?

Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point

500

Beginning in 25-26, this component will not be able to contain more than 10 grams added sugars

Flavored Milk

500

Different treatment which makes a distinction between a person or group of people

Discrimination

500

Products sold a la carte to students that meet the set guidelines are called?

Smart Snack Approved

500

What does this acronym stand for:

WWND

What Would Nancy Do