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- 1. these can be caused by sharp objects such as knives.
- 4. are single-cell microorganisms that can cause food poisoning.
- 5. can heat things up.
- 7. the amount of minutes you have to cook a recipe
- 8. is the temperature range in which most bacteria grow, provided they have enough food and moisture.
- 12. a set of instructions for making a dish.
- 13. is one of the most important principles of safe food handling.
- 14. to rinse or clean in water.
- 15. are micro-organisms that reproduce by a process called “budding”.
- 16. cooks your food when it’s raw.
- 17. these are caused by heat and fire.
- 18. is the date until which food remains fully marketable.
- 22. a place you store your things in.
- 24. is food that is most likely to give a person food poisoning.
- 25. personal cleanliness.
- 28. state of something.
- 29. keeps your clothes clean when cooking.
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- 2. is the date before which a food should be consumed for health and safety reasons.
- 3. to be kept away from danger.
- 6. is the deterioration in the quality or sensory properties of the food such as its texture.
- 9. these are things you must follow.
- 10. food that is used in a recipe.
- 11. of food involves the transfer of harmful bacteria from uncooked or raw food to food that has already been cooked or prepared.
- 14. it’s another important aspect of maintaining a clean premises and it’s another word for rubbish.
- 19. causes infection when food that contains the live bacteria is eaten.
- 20. are substances found naturally in food which in food which are responsible for food spoilage.
- 21. you store food in it.
- 23. equipment that you work with.
- 26. is a cooking area.
- 27. formed from fungi.