Safety and Sanitation Review
Across
- 2. A specific food protein that causes an adverse immune reaction in sensitive people.
- 10. To reduce the number of microorganisms on a clean surface to safe levels.
- 11. Food category including chicken and turkey that must be cooked to 165°F.
- 14. Appliance that must maintain an internal temperature of 40°F or below.
- 15. Bacteria found in human/animal intestines, often spread via undercooked ground beef.
- 16. The tool used to check the internal temperature of cooked foods to verify safety.
- 18. Type of containers used to cool large batches of hot food quickly in the fridge.
- 20. The type of sink used to wash, rinse, and sanitize dishes manually.
- 23. Foods requiring no further cooking, which must sit on the top shelf of the fridge.
- 24. Foodborne bacteria frequently associated with poultry, and eggs.
- 25. Material Safety Data Sheets that provide vital safety info about handling specific chemicals.
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- 1. Safety device used to put out small kitchen fires; Class K is best for grease.
- 3. The single most important practice for preventing the spread of foodborne illness.
- 4. A rapid cooling method where a pot of hot food is placed into a sink fi
- 5. The safety trait required for shoes worn in a commercial kitchen to prevent falls.
- 6. A head covering worn in the kitchen to prevent hair from falling into food products.
- 7. The temperature range from 41°F to 135°F where bacteria multiply fast.
- 8. First In, First Out inventory system used to rotate food inventory.
- 9. The practice of preventing insects and rodents from infesting a kitchen.
- 12. A rare but deadly foodborne illness linked to improperly canned foods.
- 13. Appliance that must keep food solid frozen at 0°F or below.
- 17. The minimum duration you should scrub your hands with soap during handwashing.
- 19. Any biological, chemical, or physical property that may cause food to be unsafe.
- 21. Cleaning supplies that must always be stored in a designated area away from food.
- 22. Defrosting food safely, ideally inside a refrigerator or under cold running water.