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QA Food & Nutrition

Food services styles, Farmers, Biotechnology, Tablespoons, Teaspoons, GMOs

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What foods are produced without the use of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, or growth stimulants? Locally Grown
Bacon bits used on salads, which do not actually contain any meat, are examples of which scientific advances of food term? Food Analogy
Which part of the scientific method is this statement: "If salt increases the temp of water, then the water will boil faster". Hypothesis
In order to receive a USDA Organic seal, what must livestock be given? Cattle
What does the term genetically modify a crop? Foods derived from organisms whose genetics do not occur naturally
What does the term "locally grown produce" mean? Foods that grown/produced within a short distance of where it is consumed
What happens to water in food concentrates?
How many teaspoons are in tablespoons? 3
What is the proper way to measure a stick of butter? You would count the markings on the measurement cup & cut 8
Flash Freezing To freeze food for preservation so that the natural flavors are preserved.
Dehydrating A process of reducing moisture of food low levels for improved shelf life by adding one or more forms of energy to the food.
Retort Packaging Food is filled into a pouch or can & then heated to extremely high temps
Aseptic Packaging The process by which microorganisms are prevented from entering a package
Irradiation Prevention of foodborne illnesses
American/ Family Style Food is put in serving dishes & brought to the table
Russian/ Continental Style Waiters serve guests filled plates of food, one course at a time
Blue Plate Service Host carries filled plates into dining room
Buffet Service Place plates at one end, food in the middle, napkins flatware last
Describe what First In, First Out means Helps reduce food waste
How many tablespoons are in a stick of butter? 8
How many cups are in a stick of butter? 1/2 cups
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