Potentially Hazardous food Peanuts Host 135* F. 10-15 Seconds Surface Probes Pathogen Restrict Poor Cleaning and Sanitizing 145* F. Contaminants Shigella spp. Most likely to cause food allergies First in First Out Hazard Reports TCS Food Time Temp Abuse Look Color Coded Utensils 6 Hours Reputable Suppliers 41*-135* Bimetallic Stemmed Thermometer Air Probes Cross Contamin- ation +- 2*F. Pooled Eggs Do Not Use Do Not Discard Deliberate Contamination Poultry Fungi Clean Clothing Poor Personal Hygiene Bacteria 45*F. or Lower Exclude Vomiting Impermeable Cost of a foodborne illness 4 Hours Threat Cross Contact Biological Toxins Salmonella Typhi Gather Information High Risk Populations Cooking Wash, Rinse, Sanitize Scratching the Scalp Chemical Hazard 70*-125* 155* Viruses FATTOM Sanitize Norovirus Dirty Packaging Physical Hazard Partial Cooking 7 Days Thickest Part of Food Assure False Fingernails USDA 2 Hours 6 Inches Running Water @ 70*F. Handling Soiled Items Non Typhodial Salmonella Ready to Eat Food food borne illness FDA 165* Ice- Water Bath Wheezing or Shortness of Breath Single Use Gloves Employees Biological Hazards E.Coli Potentially Hazardous food Peanuts Host 135* F. 10-15 Seconds Surface Probes Pathogen Restrict Poor Cleaning and Sanitizing 145* F. Contaminants Shigella spp. Most likely to cause food allergies First in First Out Hazard Reports TCS Food Time Temp Abuse Look Color Coded Utensils 6 Hours Reputable Suppliers 41*-135* Bimetallic Stemmed Thermometer Air Probes Cross Contamin- ation +- 2*F. Pooled Eggs Do Not Use Do Not Discard Deliberate Contamination Poultry Fungi Clean Clothing Poor Personal Hygiene Bacteria 45*F. or Lower Exclude Vomiting Impermeable Cost of a foodborne illness 4 Hours Threat Cross Contact Biological Toxins Salmonella Typhi Gather Information High Risk Populations Cooking Wash, Rinse, Sanitize Scratching the Scalp Chemical Hazard 70*-125* 155* Viruses FATTOM Sanitize Norovirus Dirty Packaging Physical Hazard Partial Cooking 7 Days Thickest Part of Food Assure False Fingernails USDA 2 Hours 6 Inches Running Water @ 70*F. Handling Soiled Items Non Typhodial Salmonella Ready to Eat Food food borne illness FDA 165* Ice- Water Bath Wheezing or Shortness of Breath Single Use Gloves Employees Biological Hazards E.Coli
(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.
I-Potentially Hazardous
food
O-Peanuts
O-Host
G-135* F.
N-10-15 Seconds
I-Surface Probes
B-Pathogen
I-Restrict
O-Poor Cleaning and Sanitizing
O-145* F.
I-Contaminants
G-Shigella spp.
G-Most likely to cause food allergies
O-First in First Out
N-Hazard
I-Reports
N-TCS Food
I-Time Temp Abuse
O-Look
O-Color Coded Utensils
O-6 Hours
B-Reputable Suppliers
G-41*-135*
G-Bimetallic Stemmed Thermometer
N-Air Probes
N-Cross Contamin-ation
O-+- 2*F.
N-Pooled Eggs
I-Do Not Use Do Not Discard
N-Deliberate Contamination
N-Poultry
B-Fungi
I-Clean Clothing
G-Poor Personal Hygiene
B-Bacteria
N-45*F. or Lower
N-Exclude
B-Vomiting
B-Impermeable
B-Cost of a foodborne illness
G-4 Hours
N-Threat
B-Cross
Contact
I-Biological Toxins
I-Salmonella Typhi
G-Gather Information
I-High Risk Populations
N-Cooking
G-Wash, Rinse, Sanitize
I-Scratching the Scalp
G-Chemical Hazard
B-70*-125*
O-155*
O-Viruses
I-FATTOM
B-Sanitize
N-Norovirus
G-Dirty Packaging
I-Physical Hazard
I-Partial Cooking
N-7 Days
B-Thickest Part of Food
G-Assure
O-False Fingernails
O-USDA
N-2 Hours
B-6 Inches
I-Running Water @ 70*F.
G-Handling Soiled Items
O-Non Typhodial Salmonella
B-Ready to Eat Food
G-food borne illness
G-FDA
O-165*
B-Ice-Water Bath
B-Wheezing or Shortness of Breath
G-Single Use Gloves
B-Employees
O-Biological Hazards
B-E.Coli