without the use of pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, GMOs or ionizing radiation. BIOLOGICAL CONTAMINATION • A type of contamination happens when bacteria or toxins contaminate food and is a common cause of food poisoning and food spoilage. STORAGE It is known as a vital element in the successful handling of ingredients. RELIGIOUS CRITERIA
•What criteria is considered in food
selection where people eat according to their religious belief. PSYCHOLOGICAL & SOCIOLOGICAL CRITERIA
•What criteria is considered in food
selection where people eat to display status rather than nourishment. PARING KNIFE • It can be used for cutting and peeling fruits, veggies, and trimming excess fat with precision and ease. DRY STORAGE • A type of storage where products do not require a climate controlled environment. Natural foods
•A food that has undergone minimal
processing and contains no preservatives or artificial additives. CULTURAL CRITERIA
•What criteria is considered in food
selection where people eat according to their own ethnic influences. D. • The following are important in dry storage, EXCEPT a. Allow for a 2-foot ceiling and 18-inch outside wall clearance to protect foods from higher temperatures. b. Store all cleaning and chemical products on shelves below dry goods. c. Follow the FIFO inventory management rule. d. None of the above PSYCHOLOGICAL & SOCIOLOGICAL CRITERIA
•What criteria is considered in food
selection where people eat according to conscience and peer pressure. COLD STORAGE • A type of storage where proper temperatures must be maintained to prevent cross-contamination between raw and prepared food. Objective Evaluation
•It is a food evaluation that uses
physical and chemical techniques. REFRIGERATION • It refers to the process of subjecting food or drink to cold in order to chill or preserve it. SUBJECTIVE/SENSORY EVALUATION
•It is a food evaluation where the
results are variable because it depends upon the opinion of an individual. FREEZING • It refers to a phase transition in which a liquid turns into a solid when its temperature is lowered below its freezing point. Physical Chemical
•What are the two types of tests in
objective evaluation. CHEF’S KNIFE/ COOK’S KNIFE • It is known as the most important item in a knife set. TDZ/Temperature Danger Zone • This refers to the range of temperature which bacteria grow most rapidly and doubling in number in as little as 20 minutes. Cuisine
•It is regarded as the unique food to a
particular group, race, religion, nation or heritage. 40F – 140F • What is the range of temperatures on the temperature danger zone. OBJECTIVE EVALUATION
•It is an evaluation where laboratory
instrument is used instead of human senses in measuring food characteristics. KITCHEN SHEARS • Refers to a kitchen tool that usually comes with two extremely strong and sharp blades and used for snipping herbs, cutting veggies or sectioning chicken. FOOD PROCESSING • Refers to the technique or process which converts raw food items into well-cooked and preserved foods. NUTRITIONAL CRITERIA
•What criteria is considered in food
selection where people eat according to their health needs. 171F (165 – 180F) • What should be the temperature of water to use in sanitizing tools and equipment? Nutrition
•It refers to the science that
interprets the interaction of nutrients and other substances in food. TASTE • It is usually the most influential sense or factor in food selection. Fast foods/Convenience foods •These foods are chosen due to shortage of time for food preparation even if they are often more expensive and less nutritious. PHYSICAL CONTAMINATION • A type of contamination when actual objects contaminate foods such as hair, glass, metal, jewelry, etc. UTILITY KNIFE • A knife is treated or known as a mini chef’s knife Physical Test
•This type of objective food evaluation
measures the observable aspects of food such as size, shape, weight, volume, moisture and viscosity. TOUCH • This refers to the sense that conveys to us a food’s texture, consistency, astringency, and temperature. GMO/Genetically Modified Organisms foods
•These are foods that are created by
engineers using any genetic combination needed to produce better results. LIQUID MEASURING CUP • A kitchen tool that is generally made of glass or clear plastic to spot your measurements and will typically be equipped with a handle and pouring spout. CLEAVER • It is usually the bulkiest and weighted knife in the kitchen BREAD KNIFE • A knife used for cutting bread, cakes, and sometimes meat, poultry, and seafood. SIGHT • This refers to the sense that receives the first impression of foods through its shapes, colors, consistency, serving size, and the presence of any outward defects. BUDGETARY CRITERIA
•What criteria is considered in food
selection where cost determines the types of food and brands that are bought by the consumer? SENSORY CRITERIA • This criteria is more important to most consumers than nutritional considerations in making food choices. Chemical Test
•This type of objective food evaluation
determines the various nutrient and non-nutrient substances in food. SENSORY CRITERIA • This criteria in food choices primarily based on how the food looks, smells, tastes, feels, and even sounds. SUBJECTIVE/SENSORY EVALUATION
•It is an evaluation where the results
determine customer acceptance. MEASURING CUP • It comes in a wide variety of materials and are used for measuring both dry and liquid ingredients in bigger quantity. MEASURING SPOONS • It comes with different sizes that is mainly used for measuring ingredients in small quantity such as spices, seasonings, baking powders and the like. THERMOMETER • This kitchen tool helps in determining the doneness of meats, temperature of oven and for monitoring tempered liquids. CLEANING • It is the process of removing food and other types of soil from a surface, such as a dish, glass, or cutting board. CHEMICAL CONTAMINATION • A contamination occurs when food comes into contact with chemicals and can lead to chemical food poisoning. BONING KNIFE • A knife used for separating meat from bone, making filet fish, and cutting up meat. FOOD SAFETY • refers to handling, preparing and storing food in a way to best reduce the risk individuals becoming sick from foodborne illnesses.
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