Personal Hygiene WordArt:
So first off the first key things for my group in cooking which we are going to work on together are that we make sure we clean our hands all the time and remind them unless the forget and other things to keep our hygiene safe. So during and after cooking or practicals, make sure you clean your tables so you're able to work on a clean surface. Before touching any ingredients wash your hands so you don't spread germs or get anyone sick with those germs, also you must have different coloured cutting boards for specific food as shown below on the picture.
COLOUR CODED BOARDS:
The reason why we don't use the same boards is so that we don't mix for example "RAW FISH" with "VEGETABLES" or else the vegetables will start smelling like fish, it also helps you reduce the risk of cross-contamination which is transferring bacteria from one object or food to another which can often cause harm to our health and make us sick or even getting an infection.
Another thing to keep in mind is not to use the same towel over and over again so collect new towels because some towels may have germs in them if used for a week or so, it's better to wash it and use it later after dried up because if you use that same towel your basically spreading more germs from other people and we don't want that. So these were the basics and if you found this helpful leave a comment and hope you enjoyed or learned something from this post. Stay safe and have a great day😄👍...
Hi Ranit. You have some very relevant points in your Hygiene Blog. In recent times we have all become very aware of Hygienic practices!
ReplyDeleteOne thing I'd like you to check is the information relating to the Colour Coded Boards which are used here in the New Zealand Food Industry and prepare a short Blog to share. Thanks Ranit.
Hi Ranit this is a informative and good blog-post and you bring up good points too just one thing you could add is cross-contamination in storage. Any way good blog-post.
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