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Published by shekha44123, 2022-05-14 07:46:45

term 3 health science pdf

term 3 health science pdf

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First

Keep clean

slightest contact canWhy?
transfer germs To
food and cause
foodborne diseases.

ü Wash your hands before
handling food and often
during food preparation.

ü Wash and sanitise all
surfaces and equipment used
for food preparation.

Second
Separate raw
and cooked

food

contain dangerous Why?

bacteria which can move

onto other foods during
food preparation and

storage.

ü Separate raw meat, poultry
and seafood from other
foods.

ü Store food in containers to
avoid contact between raw
and prepared foods.

Third

Cook
thoroughly

Proper cooking can kill almostWhy?
all dangerous bacteria. Cooking
food to 70°C can ensure it &
safe to eat. A temperature of
70°C can kill large groups of
bacteria within thirty seconds.

ü Reheat cooked food
thoroughly.

ü Cook food thoroughly,
especially meat, poultry,
eggs and seafood.

Fourth
Keep food at
safe
temperature

the danger zone is the Why?

temperature range between

5°C-60°C This is where

bacteria multiply very quickly.

Bacteria cannot grow if it is
too hot or too cold.

ü Do not store food too
long even in the
refrigerator.

ü Do not thaw frozen food
at room temperature.

Fifth

Use safe water
and raw

material

contaminated with Why?
dangerous bacteria and

chemicals. You should be
careful when buying raw
materials and carry out
simple measures.

ü Wash fruits and
vegetables, especially if
eaten raw.

ü Do not use food beyond
its expiry date.

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By :shaikha moahammed


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