Damage to food,which causesdeterioration in thecolour, flavour, odouror consistency of afoodproduct.FoodSpoilageWarmth,Moistureand FoodYeast needsthree thingsto survive...20secondsHow longshould Iwash myhands for?HotandSoapyWashingup waterneeds tobe...The processing of foodto eliminate or controlconditions that causespoilage; for example,dehydration, canning,freezing, jam making,pickling, ultra-heattreatment.PreservationOvenMittsWhen removingitems from theoven, whatshould you useto protectyourself?RedCuttingBoardRed meatshould becut on whichcolourboard?WhiteCuttingBoardDairy Shouldbe preparedon whichcolouredboard?The transfer ofmicroorganisms to foodfrom other sources; forexample, hands,equipment andother food or betweenunprocessed/raw materialand processed/final foodproductsCrossContaminationTea-TowelWhat shouldyou use todry up yourdishes?Free!The range oftemperaturewhereby micro-organisms are attheir peak ofgrowth.TemperatureDangerZoneDeterioration of thesensory, physical orchemical properties offood due to exposureto conditionsthat result in theproduction of moulds,yeasts or bacteria.MicrobialContaminationSingle celledorganisms thatcan replicate tocausedeterioration toa food.BacteriaBetween4 - 60degreesTemperaturedanger zone(range)Handletowardsthe otherpersonHow do youpass a knifeto somebodyelse?Damage to food,which causesdeterioration in thecolour, flavour, odouror consistency of afoodproduct.FoodSpoilageWarmth,Moistureand FoodYeast needsthree thingsto survive...20secondsHow longshould Iwash myhands for?HotandSoapyWashingup waterneeds tobe...The processing of foodto eliminate or controlconditions that causespoilage; for example,dehydration, canning,freezing, jam making,pickling, ultra-heattreatment.PreservationOvenMittsWhen removingitems from theoven, whatshould you useto protectyourself?RedCuttingBoardRed meatshould becut on whichcolourboard?WhiteCuttingBoardDairy Shouldbe preparedon whichcolouredboard?The transfer ofmicroorganisms to foodfrom other sources; forexample, hands,equipment andother food or betweenunprocessed/raw materialand processed/final foodproductsCrossContaminationTea-TowelWhat shouldyou use todry up yourdishes?Free!The range oftemperaturewhereby micro-organisms are attheir peak ofgrowth.TemperatureDangerZoneDeterioration of thesensory, physical orchemical properties offood due to exposureto conditionsthat result in theproduction of moulds,yeasts or bacteria.MicrobialContaminationSingle celledorganisms thatcan replicate tocausedeterioration toa food.BacteriaBetween4 - 60degreesTemperaturedanger zone(range)Handletowardsthe otherpersonHow do youpass a knifeto somebodyelse?

Year 10 Food Safety and Hygeine Recap - 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. Food Spoilage
    Damage to food, which causes deterioration in the colour, flavour, odour or consistency of a food product.
  2. Yeast needs three things to survive...
    Warmth, Moisture and Food
  3. How long should I wash my hands for?
    20 seconds
  4. Washing up water needs to be...
    Hot and Soapy
  5. Preservation
    The processing of food to eliminate or control conditions that cause spoilage; for example, dehydration, canning, freezing, jam making, pickling, ultra-heat treatment.
  6. When removing items from the oven, what should you use to protect yourself?
    Oven Mitts
  7. Red meat should be cut on which colour board?
    Red Cutting Board
  8. Dairy Should be prepared on which coloured board?
    White Cutting Board
  9. Cross Contamination
    The transfer of microorganisms to food from other sources; for example, hands, equipment and other food or between unprocessed/raw material and processed/final food products
  10. What should you use to dry up your dishes?
    Tea-Towel
  11. Free!
  12. Temperature Danger Zone
    The range of temperature whereby micro-organisms are at their peak of growth.
  13. Microbial Contamination
    Deterioration of the sensory, physical or chemical properties of food due to exposure to conditions that result in the production of moulds, yeasts or bacteria.
  14. Bacteria
    Single celled organisms that can replicate to cause deterioration to a food.
  15. Temperature danger zone (range)
    Between 4 - 60 degrees
  16. How do you pass a knife to somebody else?
    Handle towards the other person