aftertouchinganything.whenshould youwash youhands.purchasing food fromunapproved sources,preparing food inunapproved location, timeand temperature abuse,cross-contamination/mixing raw foods, you thehandle practicing goodhygiene.how doesfoodbecomedangerous.thaw atroomtemperaturewhat shouldyou never dowhenthawingfood.any illnessresulting fromcontaminatedfood.what arefoodborneillnesses.tell ateacherif injuredwhat doyou do.scrap,wash, rinse,sanitize, air-dryhowclean andsanitizeprevent diseasesfrom food andthey don't wantpeople to diefrom preventablethings.what doesthe CDCwant toprevent.removingdirt, soil,chemicals,oil, andallergens.what iscleaningto keep thepeopleyou'reserving itsafe.whyshould youwash yourhandscomesfromfeceswhat ise. colglass, metal,dirt, jewelry,band aid,fingernailswhat arethings thatcan get infoods if notcareful.timetemperatureand control.whatdoes tcsstand forfoodpoisoning.what is afood borneillnessreferred toas.to make surea place isclean, safe,and properlymaintainedwhat is thehealthinspector'sjobuse anicescooperwhatshould youdo whengetting iceinsert thethermometerin the centerof the food.when using thethermometerwhere shouldyou insert thethermometerpolices arethere tokeep peoplesafe.why arepolicesthere.scrap,washing,rinsing,sanitizing,dryinghow towashdishes.a thermometerare the onlyway to tell iffood is cooked.what is athermometerfor.killing orreducingpathogens toa safe levelis what.sanitizingtell yourmanager.If you'resick whatdo youdo.41 degreesFahrenheit5 degreesCelsius.whattemperatureshould coldfoods bekept at.135degreesFahrenheitwhattemperatureshould youkeep hotfoods.2 or more peopleare getting sickand showingsimilar symptomsafter eating thesame food at thesame location.what is afoodborneoutbreak.aftertouchinganything.whenshould youwash youhands.purchasing food fromunapproved sources,preparing food inunapproved location, timeand temperature abuse,cross-contamination/mixing raw foods, you thehandle practicing goodhygiene.how doesfoodbecomedangerous.thaw atroomtemperaturewhat shouldyou never dowhenthawingfood.any illnessresulting fromcontaminatedfood.what arefoodborneillnesses.tell ateacherif injuredwhat doyou do.scrap,wash, rinse,sanitize, air-dryhowclean andsanitizeprevent diseasesfrom food andthey don't wantpeople to diefrom preventablethings.what doesthe CDCwant toprevent.removingdirt, soil,chemicals,oil, andallergens.what iscleaningto keep thepeopleyou'reserving itsafe.whyshould youwash yourhandscomesfromfeceswhat ise. colglass, metal,dirt, jewelry,band aid,fingernailswhat arethings thatcan get infoods if notcareful.timetemperatureand control.whatdoes tcsstand forfoodpoisoning.what is afood borneillnessreferred toas.to make surea place isclean, safe,and properlymaintainedwhat is thehealthinspector'sjobuse anicescooperwhatshould youdo whengetting iceinsert thethermometerin the centerof the food.when using thethermometerwhere shouldyou insert thethermometerpolices arethere tokeep peoplesafe.why arepolicesthere.scrap,washing,rinsing,sanitizing,dryinghow towashdishes.a thermometerare the onlyway to tell iffood is cooked.what is athermometerfor.killing orreducingpathogens toa safe levelis what.sanitizingtell yourmanager.If you'resick whatdo youdo.41 degreesFahrenheit5 degreesCelsius.whattemperatureshould coldfoods bekept at.135degreesFahrenheitwhattemperatureshould youkeep hotfoods.2 or more peopleare getting sickand showingsimilar symptomsafter eating thesame food at thesame location.what is afoodborneoutbreak.

kitchen safety - 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. when should you wash you hands.
    after touching anything.
  2. how does food become dangerous.
    purchasing food from unapproved sources, preparing food in unapproved location, time and temperature abuse, cross-contamination/ mixing raw foods, you the handle practicing good hygiene.
  3. what should you never do when thawing food.
    thaw at room temperature
  4. what are food borne illnesses.
    any illness resulting from contaminated food.
  5. if injured what do you do.
    tell a teacher
  6. how clean and sanitize
    scrap, wash, rinse, sanitize, air-dry
  7. what does the CDC want to prevent.
    prevent diseases from food and they don't want people to die from preventable things.
  8. what is cleaning
    removing dirt, soil, chemicals, oil, and allergens.
  9. why should you wash your hands
    to keep the people you're serving it safe.
  10. what is e. col
    comes from feces
  11. what are things that can get in foods if not careful.
    glass, metal, dirt, jewelry, band aid, fingernails
  12. what does tcs stand for
    time temperature and control.
  13. what is a food borne illness referred to as.
    food poisoning.
  14. what is the health inspector's job
    to make sure a place is clean, safe, and properly maintained
  15. what should you do when getting ice
    use an ice scooper
  16. when using the thermometer where should you insert the thermometer
    insert the thermometer in the center of the food.
  17. why are polices there.
    polices are there to keep people safe.
  18. how to wash dishes.
    scrap, washing, rinsing, sanitizing, drying
  19. what is a thermometer for.
    a thermometer are the only way to tell if food is cooked.
  20. sanitizing
    killing or reducing pathogens to a safe level is what.
  21. If you're sick what do you do.
    tell your manager.
  22. what temperature should cold foods be kept at.
    41 degrees Fahrenheit 5 degrees Celsius.
  23. what temperature should you keep hot foods.
    135 degrees Fahrenheit
  24. what is a food borne outbreak.
    2 or more people are getting sick and showing similar symptoms after eating the same food at the same location.