Food Reciving And Handling Flashcards

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What is the first step in preventing foodborne illness?

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Prevention begins well before the food is unloaded off the truck.

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Why is it important to use reputable vendors and suppliers?

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Using reputable vendors and suppliers is key to ensuring food safety.

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What should be inspected upon delivery?

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All deliveries should be inspected to ensure products were safely transported.

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4
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What should be checked on food products during delivery?

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Check expiration and use-by dates.

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5
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What should be inspected on the delivery truck?

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Inspect the delivery truck to make sure the vehicle is kept clean.

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What signs indicate frozen products may be unsafe?

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Frozen products should not show signs of thawing and refreezing.

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What should be checked for fresh produce?

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Fresh produce should be checked for rot, spoilage, or contamination.

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What should be done with damaged goods or products not kept at the proper temperature?

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Damaged goods or products not kept at the proper temperature should be rejected.

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What condition should dry goods be in upon delivery?

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Dry goods should not have been opened or show signs of damage.

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10
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What should be done with items upon receipt?

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Label items with the date they are received.

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What is the next step after receiving food items?

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Transfer items immediately to the proper storage area.

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How should dry goods be stored?

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Store in a cool, dry place at least 6 inches off the floor.

Keep containers tightly closed and protected from pests.

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What is the required temperature for freezer goods?

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Keep foods at a temperature of 0°F or lower.

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How should frozen foods be thawed?

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Thaw frozen foods under refrigeration or under cold, running water.

If thawing under running water, the foods must thaw completely within a maximum of 2 hours.

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15
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What are acceptable thawing methods?

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Submerged under running potable water at a temperature of 70°F (21°C) or lower.

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16
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What is the required temperature for refrigerated goods?

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Hold cold food under a temperature of 41°F.

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17
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What should be done to maintain refrigerator conditions?

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Keep refrigerator doors closed and do not overcrowd refrigerators.

Leave room for cold air to circulate.

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18
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How should stock be managed in storage?

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Rotate stock so that the oldest product is used first (FIFO).

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19
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How should food items be stored?

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Store products sealed with lids or plastic wrap.

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20
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How should raw and cooked items be stored?

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Store raw and cooked items separately.

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21
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What should be done with open items and items not in original packaging?

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Label and date any open item and any item not in its original packaging.

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22
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What is a best practice for cooling food?

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Chill hot foods as much as possible before storing in the refrigerator.

23
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How should raw and cooked food be stored in the same refrigerator?

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Store cooked foods above raw foods.

24
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What should be done to keep refrigerators and freezers?

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Keep refrigerators and freezers clean.

25
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Cooling SSdard 140’F to 70’Fwithin 2 hours then 79’Fto 41F wichin and 8ditionat 4 hours

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26
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What temp of water for thawing

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Cold running water to more than 2 hours at water temp of 70 o F or below

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Whole Melon

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28
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SHELF: 8

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29
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FILL THAT WALK-IN!

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30
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Raw Broccoli

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SHELF:

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32
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Raw Chicken Legs

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SHELF:

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34
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Cut Fruit

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SHELE

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36
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Raw Pork Chops

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SHELF:

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38
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Raw Shrimp

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SHELF:

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40
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Apple Pie

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SHELF A

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SHELF B

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SHELF C

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SHELF D

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SHELF I

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SHELF F

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49
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FOOD RECA

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& HANDLING

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51
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52
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this exercise? Draw a line from

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53
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the dot on the gauge…be

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