Across
- 2. Caused by harmful microorganisms
- 7. Details the actual size of a serving
- 10. Enforces food regulations
- 12. Refers to the employees interaction with food
- 14. Items in a food product from a natural environment or introduced during processing
- 15. Regulates the additives and contaminants that enter food
- 19. Includes bacterial, fungal, viral, and parasitic organisms
- 20. Amount of energy released when your body breaks down foods
- 21. Shows the amount of nutrients in a food product
- 22. Combines ingredients into a small mass
- 24. When yeast consumes carbohydrates and releases carbon dioxide
- 25. Includes the cleanliness of a facility
- 26. Repeatedly folding and pressing the dough
Down
- 1. The deliberate change made to food before it is available to eat
- 3. When dough is allowed to rise after it is shaped and before it is baked
- 4. Prevents spoilage of food
- 5. Naturally occurring protein associated with allergens
- 6. When there is a possibility that an illness or injury can be linked to the consumption of the food product
- 8. A food-borne illness
- 9. Cutting of small slashes in the surface of dough
- 11. Cause a change in taste and texture, but typically does not make you sick
- 13. Hazard analysis and critical control points
- 14. Involves decreasing the likelihood of pests from entering a facility
- 16. The protein that gives dough its structure and elasticity
- 17. Refers to the color, flavor, texture, and nutritional value of the food
- 18. Refers to the state of being impure or unfit for use due to the presence of unwanted substances
- 23. Living organism
