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Subject
Health Science
Date
Nov 24, 2024
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Question
é:
List
seven
(7)
ways
of
taking
corrective
actions
for
incidents
where
food
hazards
|
Satisfactory
are
identified.
(100-150
words)
response
Yes
[J
|
No
O
Check
for
cleanliness:
see
ifthe
retailer
you buy
from
follows
proper
food
handling
techniques
Separate
foods:
separate
raw
meat,
poultry,
and
seafood
from
other foods
atall
times
Do
not
buy
open
or
bulging
jars
or
cans:
canned
foods
should
be sterile.
Abulging
lid
may
mean
that
the
food
was
under-processed
and
is
contaminated;
openings
in
the
can
may
lead
tocontamination
Donotbuyfrozenfoodwithdamagedpackaging:packagingonfrozenfoods,as
with
cans
and
jars,
should
not
beopened
Grab
frozen
foods
and
perishables
last:
place
meat,
poultry,
fish,
and
eggs
inthe
cart
first,
so
that
their
juices
do
not
drip
onto
otherfoods
Carefully
choose
fresh
eggs:
buy
only
non-cracked,
refrigeratedeggs
Be
mindful
of
temperature:
place
all
perishable
foods
that
should
berefrigerated
or
frozen
in
the
appropriate
place
within
twohours
Question
7a:
Write
down
the
appropriate
food
storage
conditions
for
each
food type
listed
in
|
Satisfactory
the
table.
response
Yes(]
|
No
|
[m]
.No
Food
Item
torage
Condition
1.
Natural
peanut
butter
Cold
storage
2.
Chicken
breast
Frozen
storage
3.
Flours
Dry
storage
4.
Sliced
vegetables
Frozen
storage
5.
Onion
Dry
storage
6.
Prepared
fruit
salads
Cold
storage
7.
Fish
Frozen
storage
Winter
squash
Dry
storage
9.
Sweet
potatoes
Dry
storage
10.
[Cheeses
Cold
storage
Question
7b:
List
five
(5)
factors
affecting
food
storage,
and explain
each
factor
in
1
or
2
Satisfactory
sentences.
response
Yes
(]
No
|
O
dark
areas.
Five
(5)
factors
affecting
food
storage
are:
1.
Temperature:
at
which
food
is
stored
is
very
critical
to
shelf
life.
The
best
range
for
food
storage
is
a
constant
temperature
between
40-60
d.
Moisture:
is
recommended
to
remove
moisture
when
storing
foods.
For
longterm
storage
foods
should
have
a
10%
or
less
moisturecontent.
Oxygen:foodstorebestwhenoxygenfree.Removingoxygenwillprevent
oxidation
of
compounds
infoods.
Light:
a
form
of
energy
that
can
degrade
the
food
value
of
foods.
Store
foodin
Container:
store
foods
in
food
grade
plastic,
metal
or
glass
containersindicating
that
the
container
does
not
contain
chemicals
that
could
be
transfer
tofood.
Question
7c:
List
at
least
two
examples
for
each
food
type
below
and
|
Satisfactory
response
list
any
three
safe
food
handling
practices
for
each:
|
YesC0
|
NoO
|
Food
Type
Example
Safe
Food
Handling
Practices
Dairy
Milk,
Make
the
wamst
Aaims
aiela
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