Across
- 2. The colour of waterproof plaster used in food technology kitchens so it can be easily seen if it falls into food.
- 4. A high-risk food poisoning bacteria often linked to undercooked minced beef or unpasteurised milk.
- 5. You must use a green chopping board for this food group to avoid cross-contamination.
- 6. Something you wear over your clothes to protect them from spills and bacteria.
- 9. The 'C' that involves using a fridge to keep food below 5°C to slow bacterial growth.
- 13. The transfer of harmful bacteria from one food, surface, or utensil to another.
- 14. The temperature range between 5°C and 63°C where bacteria multiply fastest is called the ______ zone.
- 15. Keeping yourself and your surroundings clean to prevent disease and food poisoning.
Down
- 1. Always use these or an oven cloth when removing hot trays from the cooker.
- 3. A type of food poisoning bacteria often found in raw poultry and eggs.
- 7. You should always wash these with warm soapy water before touching food.
- 8. Items like rings and watches that must be removed before cooking because they can trap bacteria and dirt.
- 9. The 'C' that involves washing hands, worktops, and equipment thoroughly.
- 10. To accidentally transfer bacteria from raw food to ready-to-eat food (one of the 4 C's).
- 11. The 'C' that involves applying heat to food to destroy harmful bacteria.
- 12. This should be tied back securely before you start cooking to prevent physical contamination.
