What is thebyproductofbacteria?ToxinsHow longcan youwear asingle pair ofgloves?4hoursWhat aciditylevel doesbacterialike?0-7PHWhat twomain thingsdo NOTreplace handwashing?HandSanitizerandgloves.Hair andjewelry arebothexamples ofwhat?PhysicalhazardsWhat isthe flowof food?The processof food fromreceiving toserving. what do youwant to avoidtouchingwhilecooking?Yourfaceand hairHow hot dohot TCSfoods haveto stay?135degreesfahrenheitWhatdoes FATTOMstand for?Food, acidity,temperature,time, oxygen,and moisture.How do yougetsalmonella?Fromeating rawpoultry andraw eggs.What are themain sideeffects offoodpoisoning?Diarrhea, yellowskin, nausea,Jandus,stomachcramps,vomiting.How cold docold TCSfoods haveto stay?41degreesfahrenheitHow doyou getE. coli?Fromuncookedfood andbacteriaWhat is afoodinspector'sjob?To make surethe facility isclean, safe,and properlymaintained.what groupsof people areat higher riskto fooddisease?Children,elderly, sick,immunocompromiseWhat makesbacteriagrow faster?MoistureWhat is themax time foodcan be in thetemperaturedanger zone?4HoursWhat isconsidereda foodborneoutbreak?2 ormorepeopleWhattemperatureis consideredthe fooddanger zone?125-70degreesfahrenheitWhat are the4 ways tocontaminatefood?Biohazards,physical hazards,chemical hazardsand cross-contamination.Whatdoes TCSstand for?Thaw,cook,serveWhy do youneed separatesinks for handwashing anddishwashing? To avoidcross-contaminationWhat is thedifferencebetweencleaning andsanitizing?cleaning involvessoap and warmwater. Sanitizinggoes a little fartherusing hot waterand chemicals.What are the6 main typesof foodpoisoning?E. coli,Salmonella,Norovirus,Hepatitis,shigella,monodiWhat is thebyproductofbacteria?ToxinsHow longcan youwear asingle pair ofgloves?4hoursWhat aciditylevel doesbacterialike?0-7PHWhat twomain thingsdo NOTreplace handwashing?HandSanitizerandgloves.Hair andjewelry arebothexamples ofwhat?PhysicalhazardsWhat isthe flowof food?The processof food fromreceiving toserving. what do youwant to avoidtouchingwhilecooking?Yourfaceand hairHow hot dohot TCSfoods haveto stay?135degreesfahrenheitWhatdoes FATTOMstand for?Food, acidity,temperature,time, oxygen,and moisture.How do yougetsalmonella?Fromeating rawpoultry andraw eggs.What are themain sideeffects offoodpoisoning?Diarrhea, yellowskin, nausea,Jandus,stomachcramps,vomiting.How cold docold TCSfoods haveto stay?41degreesfahrenheitHow doyou getE. coli?Fromuncookedfood andbacteriaWhat is afoodinspector'sjob?To make surethe facility isclean, safe,and properlymaintained.what groupsof people areat higher riskto fooddisease?Children,elderly, sick,immunocompromiseWhat makesbacteriagrow faster?MoistureWhat is themax time foodcan be in thetemperaturedanger zone?4HoursWhat isconsidereda foodborneoutbreak?2 ormorepeopleWhattemperatureis consideredthe fooddanger zone?125-70degreesfahrenheitWhat are the4 ways tocontaminatefood?Biohazards,physical hazards,chemical hazardsand cross-contamination.Whatdoes TCSstand for?Thaw,cook,serveWhy do youneed separatesinks for handwashing anddishwashing? To avoidcross-contaminationWhat is thedifferencebetweencleaning andsanitizing?cleaning involvessoap and warmwater. Sanitizinggoes a little fartherusing hot waterand chemicals.What are the6 main typesof foodpoisoning?E. coli,Salmonella,Norovirus,Hepatitis,shigella,monodi

Food 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. Toxins
    What is the byproduct of bacteria?
  2. 4 hours
    How long can you wear a single pair of gloves?
  3. 0-7 PH
    What acidity level does bacteria like?
  4. Hand Sanitizer and gloves.
    What two main things do NOT replace hand washing?
  5. Physical hazards
    Hair and jewelry are both examples of what?
  6. The process of food from receiving to serving.
    What is the flow of food?
  7. Your face and hair
    what do you want to avoid touching while cooking?
  8. 135 degrees fahrenheit
    How hot do hot TCS foods have to stay?
  9. Food, acidity, temperature, time, oxygen, and moisture.
    What does FAT TOM stand for?
  10. From eating raw poultry and raw eggs.
    How do you get salmonella?
  11. Diarrhea, yellow skin, nausea, Jandus, stomach cramps, vomiting.
    What are the main side effects of food poisoning?
  12. 41 degrees fahrenheit
    How cold do cold TCS foods have to stay?
  13. From uncooked food and bacteria
    How do you get E. coli?
  14. To make sure the facility is clean, safe, and properly maintained.
    What is a food inspector's job?
  15. Children, elderly, sick, immuno compromise
    what groups of people are at higher risk to food disease?
  16. Moisture
    What makes bacteria grow faster?
  17. 4 Hours
    What is the max time food can be in the temperature danger zone?
  18. 2 or more people
    What is considered a foodborne outbreak?
  19. 125-70 degrees fahrenheit
    What temperature is considered the food danger zone?
  20. Biohazards, physical hazards, chemical hazards and cross-contamination.
    What are the 4 ways to contaminate food?
  21. Thaw, cook, serve
    What does TCS stand for?
  22. To avoid cross- contamination
    Why do you need separate sinks for hand washing and dishwashing?
  23. cleaning involves soap and warm water. Sanitizing goes a little farther using hot water and chemicals.
    What is the difference between cleaning and sanitizing?
  24. E. coli, Salmonella, Norovirus, Hepatitis, shigella, monodi
    What are the 6 main types of food poisoning?