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