How to Prevent Foodborne Illness by Properly Heating and Cooling Food
The way you heat, cool, and reheat, foods has an impact on food safety and can prevent a customer from contracting a foodborne illness.
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Learn the best tips and tricks for properly storing utensils to prevent cross-contamination and protect your customers from foodborne illnesses.
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Food handlers need to constantly monitor the kitchen to make sure none of the dishes enter the temperature danger zone.
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Food safety is critical to the success and safety of the foodservice industry. Learn all about food handler training in this comprehensive guide.
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Learn the best way to safely store food in a restaurant's fridge. Learn where meat, eggs, cheese, and more needs to be stored for food safety.
Read MoreMultitasking Musts: Skills Every Food Handler Needs
Multitasking skills are an important part of a food handler's work and can contribute to safe food handling practices.
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Cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting all mean different things within the foodservice industry – do you know the difference?
Read MoreLearn the Best Ways to Safely Receive and Store Food
Be wary of the temperature danger zone! Follow food safety best practices when receiving and storing fresh orders of food supplies.
Read More5 Food Safety Fails (and the Best Ways to Avoid Them)
You can prevent foodborne illnesses when you avoid these food safety fails. Take your food handler training and keep food at your restaurant safe.
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