Mid-Year Exam Flashcards
(49 cards)
FOOD SAFETY & QUALITY OF PRODUCTS
Who to contact in regard to breaches in Food Act
Environmental Health Officer (EHO)
What does HACCP mean
Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point
Temperatures (Fridge, freezer, dry store, reheating & hot holding)
Fridge: 0 - 5C
Freezer: -15C to -18C
Dry Store: 10 to 21C
Reheating: 75C
Hot holding: 60C+
High risks foods - definition and examples
Foods that provide an ideal area for bacteria to grow eg. chicken, moist, nutrient rich
Examples of high risk / low risk foods
Storage of foods - high and low risk
Storage of foods - covering
Temperature danger zone - definition
Temperature range in which bacteria grows and multiplies best. 5 to 60*C
4 ways in which food is usually contaminated + examples
Physical - Hair falling in food
Allergen - Cross contamination with peanuts (nut allergy)
Biological - Coughing on the food
Chemical - Using a container that stored chemicals
Cross contamination - definition and example of how this may happen during food prep
The transfer of bacteria from food or another source. Eg. Using the same knife or chopping board to cut both raw and ready-to-eat foods.
Food poisoning and food spoilage - definition and difference
Conditions required for the growth of pathogenic (food poisoning) bacteria
2 hour / 4 hour rule - What is this? The 3 components of the rule?
Personal hygiene procedures when handling food and importance of these
Cleaning and sanitising - the difference explain
Cleaning - dirt, dust, grease, seen food (all that can be seen)
Sanitising - Kill bacteria with chemical / hot water
Thawing frozen meat or poultry - rules
- Fridge
Quality indicators for fresh food products past their use by date
Use of leftovers - foods that are past best before date
Types of thermometers used in the food industry
Probe, built in, infra rod
Wearing food handling gloves during food preparation
Reheating foods - at least 2 safe procedures - must include temperature
WORK, HEALTH & SAFETY
Employer and employees responsibilities linked to WHS