What is theonly way tofind out thetemperatureof food?The only way tofind out thetemperature offood is by usinga thermometer.How manypeople getsick fromfood borneillness?48 millionpeople getsick fromfood borneillness.How manychildren getinfectedeach year?732children getinfectedeach year.When aretimes towash yourhands?You should wash yourhands before you workwith food, before youclean equipment, afterusing the bathroom,pretty much every timeyou do something thatrevolves in youwashing your hands.What are thingsto do in order topreventchemicalsgoing intofood?1. purchase allchemicals fromapproved sources 2.avoid spraying, orsanitizing while foodis being prepared 3.store all chemicalsseparate from food.What doesbacteriagrow fasterwith?Bacteria growsfaster with F.A.TT.O.M, meaningfood, acidity,temperature, time,oxygen, andmoisture.What isthe job ofa healthinspector?The job of ahealth inspectoris to make sure akitchen is clean,safe and properlymaintained.What isanoutbreak?An outbreak iswhere 2 or morepeople get sickafter eating thesame food at thesame place.What are3 ways tomake yousick?purchasing foodfrom unapprovedsources 2. preparingfood in unapprovedlocations 3. time andtemperature abuse.What arethe bigsix? The big six include:Salmonella,Salmonella typhi(Typhoid), Shigella,E. coli, Norovirus,and Hepatitis A.Where do youinsert athermometerwhen taking thetemperature offood?You insert athermometer inthe center andat the thickestpart of the food.Whattemperaturedo cold TLCfoods needto be?Cold TLCfoods = 41degreesFahrenheitWhat arephysicalhazards?Physical hazardsare where glass,metal, dirt, jewelry,band aids,fingernails, andhair end up infood.What aresymptoms offood borneoutbreaks?Symptomsinclude: diarrhea,severe stomachcramps, vomiting,fever, nausea,and jaundice.How manypeople diefrom foodborneillness?3,000 peopledie from foodborneillness.What arethe namesof allhazards?1. Biologicalhazards 2.Chemical hazards3. Physicalhazards 4. cross-contamination How manysteps arein the FlowOf Food?There areseven steps inthe process ofthe flow offood.Whattemperaturedo hot TLCfoods needto be?Hot TLCfoods = 135degreesFahrenheitWhat isfoodborneillness?Food borneillness is foodpoisoning, anyillness resultingfromcontamination.Whatdoessanitizingdo?Sanitizinghelps reducethe numberof germs.What are allthe steps inThe Flow ofFood?The steps aresimple they include:1. Receiving 2.Thawing 3. cooking4. Serving 5.cooling 6. storingand 7. reheating.What areBiologicalhazards?Biologicalhazards are thegreatest threatsto food safety,generally invisibleto the naked eye.How many kidshave diedbecause oftheir food notbeing fullycooked?4 kids havedied becauseof their foodnot beingfully cooked.How manypeople are leftwith permanentinjuries from anoutbreak?178 peopleare left withpermanentinjuries.What is theonly way tofind out thetemperatureof food?The only way tofind out thetemperature offood is by usinga thermometer.How manypeople getsick fromfood borneillness?48 millionpeople getsick fromfood borneillness.How manychildren getinfectedeach year?732children getinfectedeach year.When aretimes towash yourhands?You should wash yourhands before you workwith food, before youclean equipment, afterusing the bathroom,pretty much every timeyou do something thatrevolves in youwashing your hands.What are thingsto do in order topreventchemicalsgoing intofood?1. purchase allchemicals fromapproved sources 2.avoid spraying, orsanitizing while foodis being prepared 3.store all chemicalsseparate from food.What doesbacteriagrow fasterwith?Bacteria growsfaster with F.A.TT.O.M, meaningfood, acidity,temperature, time,oxygen, andmoisture.What isthe job ofa healthinspector?The job of ahealth inspectoris to make sure akitchen is clean,safe and properlymaintained.What isanoutbreak?An outbreak iswhere 2 or morepeople get sickafter eating thesame food at thesame place.What are3 ways tomake yousick?purchasing foodfrom unapprovedsources 2. preparingfood in unapprovedlocations 3. time andtemperature abuse.What arethe bigsix? The big six include:Salmonella,Salmonella typhi(Typhoid), Shigella,E. coli, Norovirus,and Hepatitis A.Where do youinsert athermometerwhen taking thetemperature offood?You insert athermometer inthe center andat the thickestpart of the food.Whattemperaturedo cold TLCfoods needto be?Cold TLCfoods = 41degreesFahrenheitWhat arephysicalhazards?Physical hazardsare where glass,metal, dirt, jewelry,band aids,fingernails, andhair end up infood.What aresymptoms offood borneoutbreaks?Symptomsinclude: diarrhea,severe stomachcramps, vomiting,fever, nausea,and jaundice.How manypeople diefrom foodborneillness?3,000 peopledie from foodborneillness.What arethe namesof allhazards?1. Biologicalhazards 2.Chemical hazards3. Physicalhazards 4. cross-contamination How manysteps arein the FlowOf Food?There areseven steps inthe process ofthe flow offood.Whattemperaturedo hot TLCfoods needto be?Hot TLCfoods = 135degreesFahrenheitWhat isfoodborneillness?Food borneillness is foodpoisoning, anyillness resultingfromcontamination.Whatdoessanitizingdo?Sanitizinghelps reducethe numberof germs.What are allthe steps inThe Flow ofFood?The steps aresimple they include:1. Receiving 2.Thawing 3. cooking4. Serving 5.cooling 6. storingand 7. reheating.What areBiologicalhazards?Biologicalhazards are thegreatest threatsto food safety,generally invisibleto the naked eye.How many kidshave diedbecause oftheir food notbeing fullycooked?4 kids havedied becauseof their foodnot beingfully cooked.How manypeople are leftwith permanentinjuries from anoutbreak?178 peopleare left withpermanentinjuries.

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(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 only way to find out the temperature of food is by using a thermometer.
    What is the only way to find out the temperature of food?
  2. 48 million people get sick from food borne illness.
    How many people get sick from food borne illness?
  3. 732 children get infected each year.
    How many children get infected each year?
  4. You should wash your hands before you work with food, before you clean equipment, after using the bathroom, pretty much every time you do something that revolves in you washing your hands.
    When are times to wash your hands?
  5. 1. purchase all chemicals from approved sources 2. avoid spraying, or sanitizing while food is being prepared 3. store all chemicals separate from food.
    What are things to do in order to prevent chemicals going into food?
  6. Bacteria grows faster with F.A.T T.O.M, meaning food, acidity, temperature, time, oxygen, and moisture.
    What does bacteria grow faster with?
  7. The job of a health inspector is to make sure a kitchen is clean, safe and properly maintained.
    What is the job of a health inspector?
  8. An outbreak is where 2 or more people get sick after eating the same food at the same place.
    What is an outbreak?
  9. purchasing food from unapproved sources 2. preparing food in unapproved locations 3. time and temperature abuse.
    What are 3 ways to make you sick?
  10. The big six include: Salmonella, Salmonella typhi (Typhoid), Shigella, E. coli, Norovirus, and Hepatitis A.
    What are the big six?
  11. You insert a thermometer in the center and at the thickest part of the food.
    Where do you insert a thermometer when taking the temperature of food?
  12. Cold TLC foods = 41 degrees Fahrenheit
    What temperature do cold TLC foods need to be?
  13. Physical hazards are where glass, metal, dirt, jewelry, band aids, fingernails, and hair end up in food.
    What are physical hazards?
  14. Symptoms include: diarrhea, severe stomach cramps, vomiting, fever, nausea, and jaundice.
    What are symptoms of food borne outbreaks?
  15. 3,000 people die from food borne illness.
    How many people die from food borne illness?
  16. 1. Biological hazards 2. Chemical hazards 3. Physical hazards 4. cross- contamination
    What are the names of all hazards?
  17. There are seven steps in the process of the flow of food.
    How many steps are in the Flow Of Food?
  18. Hot TLC foods = 135 degrees Fahrenheit
    What temperature do hot TLC foods need to be?
  19. Food borne illness is food poisoning, any illness resulting from contamination.
    What is food borne illness?
  20. Sanitizing helps reduce the number of germs.
    What does sanitizing do?
  21. The steps are simple they include: 1. Receiving 2. Thawing 3. cooking 4. Serving 5. cooling 6. storing and 7. reheating.
    What are all the steps in The Flow of Food?
  22. Biological hazards are the greatest threats to food safety, generally invisible to the naked eye.
    What are Biological hazards?
  23. 4 kids have died because of their food not being fully cooked.
    How many kids have died because of their food not being fully cooked?
  24. 178 people are left with permanent injuries.
    How many people are left with permanent injuries from an outbreak?