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Card 6

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you can check visible signs of spoilage when buying food:
fresh meat should be ? coloured and smell ?
fresh fish should have ? skin, clear eyes, ? gills

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Card 7

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enzymes in fruit cause them to ?
changing ?, colour and texture
unripe bananas are ?, enzymes break down the ? in them and they turn ? (ripe)

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Card 8

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when you slice fruits, the ? in the air will turn the fruit brown (called ?)
enzymes speed up this process

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Card 9

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slowing/stopping an enzyme from working:
adding an ?
dipping fruit into ? stop enzymic browning

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Card 10

Front

slowing/stopping an enzyme from working:
? is used to prepare veg for freezing
slows the enzymes so the veg still has their ? and nutrients

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Card 11

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freezing food below -?C stops bacteria growing
extends ? life and the ? aren't lost
bacteria becomes ? again when the food defrosts

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Card 12

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chilling food between ?C and ?C slows down the growth of bacteria
extends ? life
food's ? and taste is the same, but has a ? texture

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Card 13

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food between ?C and ?C is when bacteria multiply quickly
hot food should be held above 63C
optimum temperature for bacteria growth is ?C

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Card 14

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cooking food above ?C kills bacteria
reheat food only ? to above ?C for ? minutes

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Card 15

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fridges should be at ?C to ?C for chilling
keep food stored in ? to prevent contamination
always store meat at the ? of the fridge

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