foodborneillness outbreakwhat is it calledwhen 2 or morepeople get sickafter eating atthe sameplace?letting themeatdefrost inthe fridgewhat issafe whendefrostingmeat?over135degreeswhat tempshould hotfoods beat?fooddangerzonewhen a foodis no longerat the correcttemperate?useseparatecuttingboardswhat shouldyou do whencutting rawfood andfresh food?foodborneillnesswhat is itcalled whenyou get sickby eating afood?a designatedhandwashingstationwhereshould uwash yourhands?20secondshow longshouldwashingyour handsbe?below41degreeswhat tempshouldcold foodsbe at?onlyoncehow manytimes couldfood bereheated?wear ahair netwhat shouldyou do if youhave hairwhen workingwith food?they aregenerallyinvisiblewhat dobiologicalhazardslook like?in thethickestpartwhere shouldthethermometer gowhenmeasuringfoods temp?crosscontaminationwhat is itcalled whenraw foodsand freshfoods touch?a headachewhat kind ofsickness stillallows a foodworker to goto work?useovenmittswhat shouldyou do whentaking foodout of theoven?weargloveswhat shouldyou do ifyou havelong nails?theyshouldnevertouchshould rawfoods andfresh foodstouch?washyourhandswhat shouldyou dobeforehandlingfood?approvedsourceswhereshouldfood bebought?everyfourhourshow oftenshould youchange yourgloves?flow offoodwhat processshould foodgo throughwhen firstreceived?papertowelswhat shouldyou dryyour handswith?behonestwhat shouldyou do whenasked aboutfoodallergies?foodborneillness outbreakwhat is it calledwhen 2 or morepeople get sickafter eating atthe sameplace?letting themeatdefrost inthe fridgewhat issafe whendefrostingmeat?over135degreeswhat tempshould hotfoods beat?fooddangerzonewhen a foodis no longerat the correcttemperate?useseparatecuttingboardswhat shouldyou do whencutting rawfood andfresh food?foodborneillnesswhat is itcalled whenyou get sickby eating afood?a designatedhandwashingstationwhereshould uwash yourhands?20secondshow longshouldwashingyour handsbe?below41degreeswhat tempshouldcold foodsbe at?onlyoncehow manytimes couldfood bereheated?wear ahair netwhat shouldyou do if youhave hairwhen workingwith food?they aregenerallyinvisiblewhat dobiologicalhazardslook like?in thethickestpartwhere shouldthethermometer gowhenmeasuringfoods temp?crosscontaminationwhat is itcalled whenraw foodsand freshfoods touch?a headachewhat kind ofsickness stillallows a foodworker to goto work?useovenmittswhat shouldyou do whentaking foodout of theoven?weargloveswhat shouldyou do ifyou havelong nails?theyshouldnevertouchshould rawfoods andfresh foodstouch?washyourhandswhat shouldyou dobeforehandlingfood?approvedsourceswhereshouldfood bebought?everyfourhourshow oftenshould youchange yourgloves?flow offoodwhat processshould foodgo throughwhen firstreceived?papertowelswhat shouldyou dryyour handswith?behonestwhat shouldyou do whenasked aboutfoodallergies?

kitchen safety bingo - 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. what is it called when 2 or more people get sick after eating at the same place?
    food borne illness out break
  2. what is safe when defrosting meat?
    letting the meat defrost in the fridge
  3. what temp should hot foods be at?
    over 135 degrees
  4. when a food is no longer at the correct temperate?
    food danger zone
  5. what should you do when cutting raw food and fresh food?
    use separate cutting boards
  6. what is it called when you get sick by eating a food?
    food borne illness
  7. where should u wash your hands?
    a designated hand washing station
  8. how long should washing your hands be?
    20 seconds
  9. what temp should cold foods be at?
    below 41 degrees
  10. how many times could food be reheated?
    only once
  11. what should you do if you have hair when working with food?
    wear a hair net
  12. what do biological hazards look like?
    they are generally invisible
  13. where should the thermometer go when measuring foods temp?
    in the thickest part
  14. what is it called when raw foods and fresh foods touch?
    cross contamination
  15. what kind of sickness still allows a food worker to go to work?
    a head ache
  16. what should you do when taking food out of the oven?
    use oven mitts
  17. what should you do if you have long nails?
    wear gloves
  18. should raw foods and fresh foods touch?
    they should never touch
  19. what should you do before handling food?
    wash your hands
  20. where should food be bought?
    approved sources
  21. how often should you change your gloves?
    every four hours
  22. what process should food go through when first received?
    flow of food
  23. what should you dry your hands with?
    paper towels
  24. what should you do when asked about food allergies?
    be honest