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Card 6

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how do we kill bacteria toxins in our food?

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Card 7

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what temperature should food be cooked to to prevent food poisoning?

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Card 8

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What temperature should food be hot held at to prevent food poisoning

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Card 9

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What temperature does bacteria multiply quickest at (the danger zone)

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Card 10

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What temperature should food be chilled at to prevent food poisoning?

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Card 11

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What temperature should food by frozen at to prevent food poisoning?

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Card 12

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What foods are most likely to give you food poisoning?

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Card 13

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Why are high risk foods more likely to contain food poisoning?

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Card 14

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High risk foods have a short shelf life to prevent what happening to the bacteria?

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Card 15

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name a carbohydrate that is classed as a high risk food but isn't high in protein

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