DullknifeThe mostdangerousknife in thekitchen isHeimlichManeuverProcedure touse whensomeone ischokingBacteriaThe mostharmful wayfoods spoilbecause youcannot see thisPASSThe acronymfor using afireextinguisher40F orbelowThetemperaturecold foodsshould bestored atHoneyThis shouldnot be givento an infantyounger than1 year oldOvenMittsUse thesewhen placingsomething inor taking outof the ovenCookiesheetYou cansmother asmall greasefire with thisPasteurizeProcess ofheating foodsto a hightemperature todestroymicroorganismsFlammableSomethingthat burnseasilyBlistersThis occursin a 2nddegree burnBakingSodaThis can bepoured on asmall greasefire toextinguish itDiarrheaA commonsymptomof foodpoisoningBy thehandlebladedownThe bestway tocarry aknifeRefrigeratorOne wayto safelythaw foodWhatwasingestedThe first thingpoison control willneed to knowwhen someonehas ingested apoisonCompressionThis standsfor the C inRICE for softtissueinjuries3rddegreeburnTurnsskinblackSanitationMethods usedto prevent andcontrol thespread ofbacteriaInward ortowardsthe backThe directionpan handlesshould beturned whenon the stoveSpoilageLoss of foodby allowing itto becomeunfit to eat,drink or useOriginalcontainersChemicalsshouldalways bestored in thisSalmonellosisFood borneillness fromundercookedchickenEpi-PenAntidotefor anallergicreactionPick uprefrigeratedfoods lastTip forgroceryshopping20secondsThe amountof time youshould washyour handsE.ColiFood borneillness fromundercookedground beefKnifeBlockSafestway tostoreknivesFlatwareUtensilsused foreatingDullknifeThe mostdangerousknife in thekitchen isHeimlichManeuverProcedure touse whensomeone ischokingBacteriaThe mostharmful wayfoods spoilbecause youcannot see thisPASSThe acronymfor using afireextinguisher40F orbelowThetemperaturecold foodsshould bestored atHoneyThis shouldnot be givento an infantyounger than1 year oldOvenMittsUse thesewhen placingsomething inor taking outof the ovenCookiesheetYou cansmother asmall greasefire with thisPasteurizeProcess ofheating foodsto a hightemperature todestroymicroorganismsFlammableSomethingthat burnseasilyBlistersThis occursin a 2nddegree burnBakingSodaThis can bepoured on asmall greasefire toextinguish itDiarrheaA commonsymptomof foodpoisoningBy thehandlebladedownThe bestway tocarry aknifeRefrigeratorOne wayto safelythaw foodWhatwasingestedThe first thingpoison control willneed to knowwhen someonehas ingested apoisonCompressionThis standsfor the C inRICE for softtissueinjuries3rddegreeburnTurnsskinblackSanitationMethods usedto prevent andcontrol thespread ofbacteriaInward ortowardsthe backThe directionpan handlesshould beturned whenon the stoveSpoilageLoss of foodby allowing itto becomeunfit to eat,drink or useOriginalcontainersChemicalsshouldalways bestored in thisSalmonellosisFood borneillness fromundercookedchickenEpi-PenAntidotefor anallergicreactionPick uprefrigeratedfoods lastTip forgroceryshopping20secondsThe amountof time youshould washyour handsE.ColiFood borneillness fromundercookedground beefKnifeBlockSafestway tostoreknivesFlatwareUtensilsused foreating

Kitchen Safety & Sanitation - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. 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.


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  1. The most dangerous knife in the kitchen is
    Dull knife
  2. Procedure to use when someone is choking
    Heimlich Maneuver
  3. The most harmful way foods spoil because you cannot see this
    Bacteria
  4. The acronym for using a fire extinguisher
    PASS
  5. The temperature cold foods should be stored at
    40F or below
  6. This should not be given to an infant younger than 1 year old
    Honey
  7. Use these when placing something in or taking out of the oven
    Oven Mitts
  8. You can smother a small grease fire with this
    Cookie sheet
  9. Process of heating foods to a high temperature to destroy microorganisms
    Pasteurize
  10. Something that burns easily
    Flammable
  11. This occurs in a 2nd degree burn
    Blisters
  12. This can be poured on a small grease fire to extinguish it
    Baking Soda
  13. A common symptom of food poisoning
    Diarrhea
  14. The best way to carry a knife
    By the handle blade down
  15. One way to safely thaw food
    Refrigerator
  16. The first thing poison control will need to know when someone has ingested a poison
    What was ingested
  17. This stands for the C in RICE for soft tissue injuries
    Compression
  18. Turns skin black
    3rd degree burn
  19. Methods used to prevent and control the spread of bacteria
    Sanitation
  20. The direction pan handles should be turned when on the stove
    Inward or towards the back
  21. Loss of food by allowing it to become unfit to eat, drink or use
    Spoilage
  22. Chemicals should always be stored in this
    Original containers
  23. Food borne illness from undercooked chicken
    Salmonellosis
  24. Antidote for an allergic reaction
    Epi-Pen
  25. Tip for grocery shopping
    Pick up refrigerated foods last
  26. The amount of time you should wash your hands
    20 seconds
  27. Food borne illness from undercooked ground beef
    E. Coli
  28. Safest way to store knives
    Knife Block
  29. Utensils used for eating
    Flatware