Booklet 1 Food Safety Flashcards
5 conditions for bacterial growth?
Warmth, moisture, food, time, pH (7)
Bacteria reproduce via… how often?
Binary fission, every 20 mins
Name 5 main bacteria (C… E… L… S… S-A…)
Campylobacter, Ecoli, Listeria, Salmonella, Staphylococcus Aureus.
What temperature should a freezer be?
18°c (bacteria is dormant)
Fridge temperature?
0-5°c (bacteria multiplication slows)
Legal fridge temperature?
8°c
Body temperature?
37
Hot holding must be above…
63 degrees (bacteria start to die)
Cook at … for 2 minutes to ensure safe to eat
70 degrees
Cook / reheat food for 30 secs at … to ensure safe to eat.
75 degrees
Bacteria is destroyed at …
100 degrees (boiling point of water)
3 methods to reduce risk of bacteria through time control?
1) prepare food as quickly as possible
2) hot food left over 2 hours should be discarded
3) eat food as soon as possible after it is made
Internal temperature of food is checked using…
Food probe
How is moisture controlled in food?
Dehydration, high sugar/salt, freezing
Examples of high risk foods?
Ready-to-eat food, lasagne, yoghurt, ice cream
Bacteria that causes illness is called?
Pathogenic bacteria
Reasons food poisoning is increasing?
Increased ready-to-eat food, poor personal hygiene, incorrect storage temperatures
… produces toxins in food. Causes … and is … onset.
Staphylococcus aureus, vomiting, quick
… , … and … originate in the … causes … and are … onset.
Campylobacter, salmonella and Ecoli, gut, diarrhoea, slower
Under what conditions does mould grow?
High acid foods, at room temperature.
Define a spore
Hard, resistant body to protect from extreme conditions
Why does a potato go green?
From sunlight exposure, acts as a natural pest control.
3 ways to prevent food spoilage?
Store food correctly, don’t overload fridge, reheat food to proper temperature
3 foods containing yeast?
Breads, kimchi, kombucha