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Frage | Antworten |
What are the aims of the food safety act? | Food must be fit to eat and drink |
What is food hygiene ? | making sure food is clean and at a good standard to eat |
What is a food handler ? | Anyone who touches the food |
What is a food born illness ? | Any illness caused by contaminated food |
What is food contamination ? | Something that is harmful to health |
What is food poisoning ? | An illness cause by harmful substances or harmful micro-organisms living on food |
Describe legal requirements in relation to food handler training ? | Educating people to make it safe |
Describe the importance of accurate record keeping in a food business ? | So that you can trace things |
What do food safety laws aim to do ? | To protect everyone and ensure good standards |
What 3 powers do environmental health officers have ? | Walk in unannounced, shut places down, take you to court and make a list of improvements |
What happens if you break the food safety laws ? | A fine or you can go to prison |
List some physical contamination ? | Hair, nails, plasters, bones, fruit pips, glass and peelings |
Chemical contamination ? | Pesticides, diesel, bleach and washing up liquid |
Bacterial contamination ? | Listeria, e-coli, salmonella, perfringens and staphylococcus aureus |
Which of the following is a food handler's responsibility ? | Reporting symptoms of sickness and diarrhoea |
What is a legal requirement in a food premise ? | Hand wash facilities |
If a food handler was suffering from a food poisoning symptom, what action should they take ? | Report it to the employer before they return to work |
What if you cut your finger at work ? | Cover it in a blue waterproof dressing |
High risk foods | Cooked meats and poultry, dairy products and eggs, shellfish and cooked rice |
What discourages the growth of bacteria ? | food containing salt, sugar or acid e.g. vinegar |
What is a carrier ? | Us, humans as they carry bacteria and germs |
Why should you not wear jewellery ? | As it could carry bacteria under it |
What type of clothing should be worn by a food handler ? | Protective clothing and it should be white in colour so that it shows dirt |
When should you wash your hands ? | Frequently |
T - boiling water ? | 100 |
T - to keep hot food above | 63 |
T - sterilizing | 72 |
T - re heating food | 73 |
T - body temperature | 37 |
DANGER ZONE | 5 - 63 |
T - chilled food kept below | 8 |
T - keep a fridge at or below | 5 |
T - freezing point of water | 0 |
Freezers do's | Defrost and clean regularly, ensure foods are labelled, dated and packaged, follow the first in first out rule and check freezer is working correctly |
Freezer donts | Overload as it will prevent the air circulation, leave the food open, place hot food int he freezer |
Fridges do's | Defrost and clean regularly, ensure foods are labelled, dated and packaged well, follow the first in first out rule, check the temperature regularly and enclose food in sealed containers |
Fridge donts | Place raw food above cooked food, store tins of open food, overload the fridge as it prevents the circulation of air, leave door open and place hot food in the fridge |
Buffet food | Mini cheesecakes, sandwich's, pafita rolls, chicken, tarts, pineapple and cheese, battered prawns, mini pizza's, skewers and sausage rolls |
What to do when using a food thermometer ? | Insert the probe into the core of the food |
Aim of disinfecting ? | To keep things clean |
What is a detergent ? | Gets rid of grease |
What is a disinfectant ? | Gets rid of bacteria |
What is a sanitiser ? | A mix of detergent and disinfectant |
Rubbing in method ? | Rubbing fat and four together until it resembles breadcrumbs |
Creaming method ? | Mix fat and sugar,util light and fluffy |
Melting combination method ? | Flour and fat creamed, eggs and sugar whisked, fold together |
Melting blending method ? | Melt fat, water and oil, in a separate bowl whisk eggs, then add flour, mix together |
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