What isfoodborneillnesscommonlyreferred to?FoodPoisoning.How do youpreventPhysicalHazards?By closelyinspectingfood beforeserving.About howmany peopledie fromfoodborneillness?About 3,000people diefromfoodborneillness.What are 5common waysfood canbecomedangerous? #1Purchasing foodfrom unapprovedvendors/sources.Whathazards canfood becomedangerousthrough?Biological,Chemical,Physical, andCross-Contamination.What are fourChemicalHazard Tipsto befollowed? #4Always followthemanufacturer'sdirections whenusingchemicals.What is afoodborneillness?Any illnessresulting fromeatingcontaminatedfood (foodpoisoning).What are 5common waysfood canbecomedangerous? #2Preparingfoods atunapprovedlocations.What are fourChemicalHazard Tipsto befollowed? #1Purchase allchemicalsfromapprovedsources.What is aBiologicalHazard?Includesgerms likebacteria,viruses, andpathogens.What are fourChemicalHazard Tipsto befollowed? #2Avoid using,spraying, orsanitizing whilefood is beingprepared orconsumed.What aresomeexamples ofTCS Foods?Beef, Pork,Milk, Cheese,Sliced Melon,Salads, andCooked Rice.Whatdoes FatTom standfor?Food, Acidity,Temperature,Time,Oxygen, andMoisture.Whatdoes TCSstand for?Time andTemperatureControl forSafety.About howmany peopleget sick offoodborneillness?About 48million peopleget sick fromfoodborneillness.What is Cross-Contamination?Cross-Contaminationis food that"crosses" ortransfers with afood hazard.What are 5common waysfood canbecomedangerous? #4You, the foodhandler. Canbe preventedby practicinggood hygiene.At whattemperaturedo hot andcold foodsneed to be at?Hot:135°FCold:41°FWhat is afoodborneoutbreak?2 or morepeople gettingsick from eatingcontaminatedfood from thesame location.Why are TCSfoodsconsideredTCS foodsinstead of justregular food?TCS foodsare moresensitiveto bacteria.What are 5common waysfood canbecomedangerous? #3Time andtemperatureabuse.What is aPhysicalHazard?A Physical Hazardis anything thatcan physically hurtthe consumer.Such as: Glass,Metal, and Bones.What are 5common waysfood canbecomedangerous? #5Cross-Contamination.Can happen bymixing raw foodswith ready-to-gofoods.What are fourChemicalHazard Tipsto befollowed? #3Store allchemicalsseparate andaway from allfood to avoid riskof contamination.What isfoodborneillnesscommonlyreferred to?FoodPoisoning.How do youpreventPhysicalHazards?By closelyinspectingfood beforeserving.About howmany peopledie fromfoodborneillness?About 3,000people diefromfoodborneillness.What are 5common waysfood canbecomedangerous? #1Purchasing foodfrom unapprovedvendors/sources.Whathazards canfood becomedangerousthrough?Biological,Chemical,Physical, andCross-Contamination.What are fourChemicalHazard Tipsto befollowed? #4Always followthemanufacturer'sdirections whenusingchemicals.What is afoodborneillness?Any illnessresulting fromeatingcontaminatedfood (foodpoisoning).What are 5common waysfood canbecomedangerous? #2Preparingfoods atunapprovedlocations.What are fourChemicalHazard Tipsto befollowed? #1Purchase allchemicalsfromapprovedsources.What is aBiologicalHazard?Includesgerms likebacteria,viruses, andpathogens.What are fourChemicalHazard Tipsto befollowed? #2Avoid using,spraying, orsanitizing whilefood is beingprepared orconsumed.What aresomeexamples ofTCS Foods?Beef, Pork,Milk, Cheese,Sliced Melon,Salads, andCooked Rice.Whatdoes FatTom standfor?Food, Acidity,Temperature,Time,Oxygen, andMoisture.Whatdoes TCSstand for?Time andTemperatureControl forSafety.About howmany peopleget sick offoodborneillness?About 48million peopleget sick fromfoodborneillness.What is Cross-Contamination?Cross-Contaminationis food that"crosses" ortransfers with afood hazard.What are 5common waysfood canbecomedangerous? #4You, the foodhandler. Canbe preventedby practicinggood hygiene.At whattemperaturedo hot andcold foodsneed to be at?Hot:135°FCold:41°FWhat is afoodborneoutbreak?2 or morepeople gettingsick from eatingcontaminatedfood from thesame location.Why are TCSfoodsconsideredTCS foodsinstead of justregular food?TCS foodsare moresensitiveto bacteria.What are 5common waysfood canbecomedangerous? #3Time andtemperatureabuse.What is aPhysicalHazard?A Physical Hazardis anything thatcan physically hurtthe consumer.Such as: Glass,Metal, and Bones.What are 5common waysfood canbecomedangerous? #5Cross-Contamination.Can happen bymixing raw foodswith ready-to-gofoods.What are fourChemicalHazard Tipsto befollowed? #3Store allchemicalsseparate andaway from allfood to avoid riskof contamination.

Food 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. Food Poisoning.
    What is foodborne illness commonly referred to?
  2. By closely inspecting food before serving.
    How do you prevent Physical Hazards?
  3. About 3,000 people die from foodborne illness.
    About how many people die from foodborne illness?
  4. Purchasing food from unapproved vendors/sources.
    What are 5 common ways food can become dangerous? #1
  5. Biological, Chemical, Physical, and Cross-Contamination.
    What hazards can food become dangerous through?
  6. Always follow the manufacturer's directions when using chemicals.
    What are four Chemical Hazard Tips to be followed? #4
  7. Any illness resulting from eating contaminated food (food poisoning).
    What is a foodborne illness?
  8. Preparing foods at unapproved locations.
    What are 5 common ways food can become dangerous? #2
  9. Purchase all chemicals from approved sources.
    What are four Chemical Hazard Tips to be followed? #1
  10. Includes germs like bacteria, viruses, and pathogens.
    What is a Biological Hazard?
  11. Avoid using, spraying, or sanitizing while food is being prepared or consumed.
    What are four Chemical Hazard Tips to be followed? #2
  12. Beef, Pork, Milk, Cheese, Sliced Melon, Salads, and Cooked Rice.
    What are some examples of TCS Foods?
  13. Food, Acidity, Temperature, Time, Oxygen, and Moisture.
    What does Fat Tom stand for?
  14. Time and Temperature Control for Safety.
    What does TCS stand for?
  15. About 48 million people get sick from foodborne illness.
    About how many people get sick of foodborne illness?
  16. Cross-Contamination is food that "crosses" or transfers with a food hazard.
    What is Cross-Contamination?
  17. You, the food handler. Can be prevented by practicing good hygiene.
    What are 5 common ways food can become dangerous? #4
  18. Hot: 135°F Cold: 41°F
    At what temperature do hot and cold foods need to be at?
  19. 2 or more people getting sick from eating contaminated food from the same location.
    What is a foodborne outbreak?
  20. TCS foods are more sensitive to bacteria.
    Why are TCS foods considered TCS foods instead of just regular food?
  21. Time and temperature abuse.
    What are 5 common ways food can become dangerous? #3
  22. A Physical Hazard is anything that can physically hurt the consumer. Such as: Glass, Metal, and Bones.
    What is a Physical Hazard?
  23. Cross-Contamination. Can happen by mixing raw foods with ready-to-go foods.
    What are 5 common ways food can become dangerous? #5
  24. Store all chemicals separate and away from all food to avoid risk of contamination.
    What are four Chemical Hazard Tips to be followed? #3