Food Hygiene Practices
Mindmap on food hygiene practices, food poisoning, cross contamination and general safety rules.
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?- Created by: Ruby Porter
- Created on: 24-05-13 09:01
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- Hygeine Practices - Food Tech.
- Cross contamination
- When micro organisms transfer from raw to cooked foods causing infection
- Preparing foods
- Defrost frozen foods
- Avoid Cross contamination e.g use colour coded chopping boards
- Cross contamination
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- Transporataion
- Packaged so not damaged
- Frozen foods should be trasnported in freezer lorries
- Perishable foods kept chilled below 8 degrees
- Hygeine Practices - Food Tech.
- Cross contamination
- When micro organisms transfer from raw to cooked foods causing infection
- Preparing foods
- Defrost frozen foods
- Avoid Cross contamination e.g use colour coded chopping boards
- Cross contamination
- Packaged so not damaged
- Packaged so not damaged
- Frozen foods should be trasnported in freezer lorries
- Perishable foods kept chilled below 8 degrees
- Strogage: freezer, fridge, cool dry place etc.
- Wash fruit and veg before use
- Cook thoroughly
- If keeping food hot it must be above 63 degrees
- use a temperature probe to test
- If keeping food hot it must be above 63 degrees
- Wear protective clothing, cover cuts.
- Do not put hot foods in the fridge
- Rules for food hygiene
- Do not put hot foods in the fridge
- Wash hands before and between handling different types of food
- Wear protective clothing, cover cuts.
- Keep raw and cooked foods separate and use different equipment to prepare them
- Wash hands before and between handling different types of food
- Reheat food to 72 degrees
- Cool and cover cooked foods rapidly
- Keep raw and cooked foods separate and use different equipment to prepare them
- Different coloured chopping boards
- Increased use fo cook-chill and frozen foods
- Other reasons for increased food poisoning
- More people eating out
- Poor food hygine can lead to contamination and food poisoning
- Other reasons for increased food poisoning
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