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3 years ago

37. The top of the plate where food is placed is called?

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Charra [1.4K]3 years ago

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Answer:

B. Food-contact surface

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My name is Ann [436]3 years ago

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The plate's surface where the food is laid down is known as the 'Food-contact surface.'

Firstly, we will understand about 'Food Contact Surface.'

Any surface that directly comes in touch or contact with food items.
It may include knives, cutting boards, plates, vessels, etc.
Therefore, such surfaces are required to maintain top-class hygiene to prevent any kind of contamination.

'Food-danger zone' is characterized as the area or region which may lead to infect or poison the food and the food must be protected to be placed from there.

'Food-temperature risk' is the probable threat to a particular food due to reaching or not maintaining a specific temperature resulting to spoil it.

'Food-stacking area' where plenty of food is stored in air-tight boxes or in refrigerators.

Thus, this makes option b i.e. 'food-contact surface' as the correct answer.

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To: Matt Paige (Asst Controller)

Subject: Fixed Overhead and Plant D's Profit

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