Across
- 2. TEMPERATURE ABUSE – Letting food stay too long in the Danger Zone.
- 4. – The #1 way to stop the spread of germs in the kitchen.
- 7. – Bacteria in the Big Six that often spreads from contaminated water or flies.
- 10. – Bacteria often associated with poultry and eggs.
- 11. – Organism that lives in or on a host and gets food from it.
- 14. – Very contagious virus often linked to ready-to-eat food and contaminated water.
- 15. CONTAMINATION – When germs move from one surface or food to another.
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- 1. HYGIENE – Keeping yourself clean and healthy to prevent spreading germs.
- 3. ZONE – Temperature range where bacteria grow fastest (41°F–135°F).
- 5. RISK POPULATION – People more likely to get sick (elderly, kids, pregnant, weakened immune).
- 6. HAZARD – Bacteria, viruses, parasites, and fungi that can make people sick.
- 8. FOODS – Foods that need Time & Temperature Control for Safety.
- 9. A – Virus that affects the liver; spread by poor personal hygiene.
- 12. – Mold and yeast; type of biological hazard.
- 13. SIX – Group of six highly contagious pathogens highlighted in ServSafe.
