10-15 Seconds 4 Hours 41*-135* Norovirus Scratching the Scalp +- 2*F. Wheezing or Shortness of Breath Salmonella Typhi Thickest Part of Food 70*-125* Time Temp Abuse FDA Poultry 135* F. Fungi Exclude 165* Cost of a foodborne illness Air Probes FATTOM 155* High Risk Populations Employees Partial Cooking Biological Toxins Look Restrict Hazard 7 Days E.Coli 6 Hours Assure Poor Cleaning and Sanitizing 145* F. food borne illness Gather Information Running Water @ 70*F. Bimetallic Stemmed Thermometer Pathogen 45*F. or Lower Chemical Hazard TCS Food First in First Out Viruses Non Typhodial Salmonella Cross Contamin- ation Deliberate Contamination Ice- Water Bath Single Use Gloves Shigella spp. USDA 2 Hours False Fingernails Sanitize 6 Inches Ready to Eat Food Reputable Suppliers Bacteria Threat Vomiting Host Wash, Rinse, Sanitize Poor Personal Hygiene Reports Surface Probes Contaminants Clean Clothing Color Coded Utensils Physical Hazard Dirty Packaging Handling Soiled Items Impermeable Cooking Pooled Eggs Cross Contact Potentially Hazardous food Most likely to cause food allergies Do Not Use Do Not Discard Peanuts Biological Hazards 10-15 Seconds 4 Hours 41*-135* Norovirus Scratching the Scalp +- 2*F. Wheezing or Shortness of Breath Salmonella Typhi Thickest Part of Food 70*-125* Time Temp Abuse FDA Poultry 135* F. Fungi Exclude 165* Cost of a foodborne illness Air Probes FATTOM 155* High Risk Populations Employees Partial Cooking Biological Toxins Look Restrict Hazard 7 Days E.Coli 6 Hours Assure Poor Cleaning and Sanitizing 145* F. food borne illness Gather Information Running Water @ 70*F. Bimetallic Stemmed Thermometer Pathogen 45*F. or Lower Chemical Hazard TCS Food First in First Out Viruses Non Typhodial Salmonella Cross Contamin- ation Deliberate Contamination Ice- Water Bath Single Use Gloves Shigella spp. USDA 2 Hours False Fingernails Sanitize 6 Inches Ready to Eat Food Reputable Suppliers Bacteria Threat Vomiting Host Wash, Rinse, Sanitize Poor Personal Hygiene Reports Surface Probes Contaminants Clean Clothing Color Coded Utensils Physical Hazard Dirty Packaging Handling Soiled Items Impermeable Cooking Pooled Eggs Cross Contact Potentially Hazardous food Most likely to cause food allergies Do Not Use Do Not Discard Peanuts Biological Hazards
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
N-10-15 Seconds
G-4 Hours
G-41*-135*
N-Norovirus
I-Scratching the Scalp
O-+- 2*F.
B-Wheezing or Shortness of Breath
I-Salmonella Typhi
B-Thickest Part of Food
B-70*-125*
I-Time Temp Abuse
G-FDA
N-Poultry
G-135* F.
B-Fungi
N-Exclude
O-165*
B-Cost of a foodborne illness
N-Air Probes
I-FATTOM
O-155*
I-High Risk Populations
B-Employees
I-Partial Cooking
I-Biological Toxins
O-Look
I-Restrict
N-Hazard
N-7 Days
B-E.Coli
O-6 Hours
G-Assure
O-Poor Cleaning and Sanitizing
O-145* F.
G-food borne illness
G-Gather Information
I-Running Water @ 70*F.
G-Bimetallic Stemmed Thermometer
B-Pathogen
N-45*F. or Lower
G-Chemical Hazard
N-TCS Food
O-First in First Out
O-Viruses
O-Non Typhodial Salmonella
N-Cross Contamin-ation
N-Deliberate Contamination
B-Ice-Water Bath
G-Single Use Gloves
G-Shigella spp.
O-USDA
N-2 Hours
O-False Fingernails
B-Sanitize
B-6 Inches
B-Ready to Eat Food
B-Reputable Suppliers
B-Bacteria
N-Threat
B-Vomiting
O-Host
G-Wash, Rinse, Sanitize
G-Poor Personal Hygiene
I-Reports
I-Surface Probes
I-Contaminants
I-Clean Clothing
O-Color Coded Utensils
I-Physical Hazard
G-Dirty Packaging
G-Handling Soiled Items
B-Impermeable
N-Cooking
N-Pooled Eggs
B-Cross
Contact
I-Potentially Hazardous
food
G-Most likely to cause food allergies
I-Do Not Use Do Not Discard
O-Peanuts
O-Biological Hazards