FOODSAFE Level 1 Practice Test · Question
Which method of cooling food is considered safest and most effective for preventing bacterial growth?
Dividing food into smaller portions and using an ice bath helps food cool quickly through the danger zone, minimizing bacterial growth.
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Question: Which method of cooling food is considered safest and most effective for preventing bacterial growth?
Answer options:
- a. Leaving it at room temperature to cool slowly
- b. Placing it directly into a walk-in freezer while hot ✅ c. Dividing into smaller portions and using an ice bath
- d. Storing in large, deep containers in the refrigerator
Correct answer: c. Dividing into smaller portions and using an ice bath
Explanation: Dividing food into smaller portions and using an ice bath helps food cool quickly through the danger zone, minimizing bacterial growth.
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