Across
- 4. ready to eat food, seafood, whole cuts, ground meat, whole and ground poultry
- 5. food takes through an establishment
- 8. sensing area on a bimetallic thermometer
- 9. measures temperature of liquids (soups, sauces, or frying oil)
- 12. device for reading the surface temperature of a food without touching the food; can prevent cross-contamination
- 13. second step in the flow of food
- 15. used to check the temperature inside coolers and ovens
- 18. storage used to hold TCS foods at an internal temperature of 41 degrees F or lower
- 19. physical examination to ensure product received meets all food safety standards.
- 20. storage use to hold food at 0 degrees F
- 21. device attached to food shipments that shows if the product has been time-temperature abused during shipment or storage
- 22. refusing to accept an item delivered based on failure to meet specific food safety requirements
- 23. feature on a bimetallic stemmed thermometer that allows the thermometer to be calibrated
Down
- 1. used to measure the temperature of flat cooking equipment, such as griddles and
- 2. thermometers that check food temperature through sensor on the tip of a metal probe; provide an immediate digital reading
- 3. measures temperature through a metal probe with a sensor toward the end; suitable for large or thick food, as well as liquids
- 6. first in first out, a method of stock rotation where the earliest use-by dates are stored in front of later use-by dates
- 7. thermometer used to check the internal temperature of food
- 8. indicates when the food must be sold, eaten, or thrown out and must be placed on any food held for more than 24 hours
- 10. used to provide important information about food items stored in foodservice
- 11. this may happen if food contamination is confirmed or suspected by the manufacturer
- 14. adjusting of a thermometer so that it gives an accurate reading
- 16. must accompany fresh seafood deliveries and must be kept on record for 90 days; include a sell-by or best-if-used-by date
- 17. storage used to hold dry and canned food at temperatures between 50°F and 70°F