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Q 1/24
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Why is water containing ozone allowed in the washing produce? (Contributed by Destiny - 1st period)
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To enhance the taste and texture of produce
To assist in controlling pathogens
To alter the color of produce
To freshen older products
Q 2/24
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Which is NOT an acceptable way to thaw frozen foods? (Contributed by Aryana - 1st period)
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Thaw in the microwave
Thaw on the kitchen prep table
Thaw in the refrigerator
Thaw under running water
24 questions
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Why is water containing ozone allowed in the washing produce? (Contributed by Destiny - 1st period)
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Which is NOT an acceptable way to thaw frozen foods? (Contributed by Aryana - 1st period)
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Which is a correct guidelines for ice containers and scoops? (Contributed by Raven - 1st period)
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The use of which of the following may NOT lead to the misrepresentation of food items? (Attributed by Azariah - 2nd period)
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Which of the following conditions may NOT require food to be discarded? (Attributed by Brianna - 2nd period)
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Under which condition are eggs safe to be used in the operation? (Attributed by Andrea - 2nd period)
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What is the name of the document allowing a law to be waved or altered ? (Attributed by Erynn - 3rd period)
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What does pasteurization do for eggs that allow consumption of high-risk populations? (Attributed by Ambar - 3rd period)
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When prepared properly what is the Correct Minimum Internal Temperature (CMIT) for: Poultry – including whole or ground chicken, turkey, and duck?
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When prepared properly what is the Correct Minimum Internal Temperature (CMIT) for: Ground Meat – including beef, pork, and other meats?
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When prepared properly what is the Correct Minimum Internal Temperature (CMIT) for: Meats - Mechanically tenderized
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When prepared properly what is the Correct Minimum Internal Temperature (CMIT) for: Shell Eggs – that will be served immediately
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When prepared properly what is the Correct Minimum Internal Temperature (CMIT) for: Stuffing – Made with fish, meat, or poultry
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When prepared properly what is the Correct Minimum Internal Temperature (CMIT) for: Seafood – including fish, shellfish, and crustaceans
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When prepared properly what is the Correct Minimum Internal Temperature (CMIT) for: Game – Commercially raised
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When prepared properly what is the Correct Minimum Internal Temperature (CMIT) for: Stuffed Items – meats, seafood, poultry, or pasta
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When prepared properly what is the Correct Minimum Internal Temperature (CMIT) for: Roasts – Pork, beef, veal, or lamb
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When prepared properly what is the Correct Minimum Internal Temperature (CMIT) for: Injected Meats – including brined ham and flavor-injected roasts
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When prepared properly what is the Correct Minimum Internal Temperature (CMIT) for: Steaks/Chops – Pork, beef, veal, or lamb
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When prepared properly what is the Correct Minimum Internal Temperature (CMIT) for: Fruit, Vegetables, Grains – (e.g. rice, pasta) and legumes (e.g. beans, refried beans) that will be hot held for service
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When prepared properly what is the Correct Minimum Internal Temperature (CMIT) for: Ratites (mostly flightless birds with flat breastbones) – including ostrich and emu
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When prepared properly what is the Correct Minimum Internal Temperature (CMIT) for: Shell Eggs – that will be hot held for service
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When prepared properly what is the Correct Minimum Internal Temperature (CMIT) for: Dishes – that include previously cooked TCS ingredients
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When prepared properly what is the Correct Minimum Internal Temperature (CMIT) for: Ground Seafood – including chopped or minced seafood