Practice

Addressing Allergen Issues

Learn the nine major allergens. Cooking does not destroy them, so a touched dish is remade with clean equipment, fresh gloves and its own oil.

A lesson for this area

Question 1

Which of these is one of the nine major food allergens in the United States?

Question 2

Which item is a crustacean shellfish, one of the major food allergens?

Question 3

A guest with a milk allergy orders a dish. Which ingredient would make the dish unsafe for her?

Question 4

Which sauce is most likely to contain peanuts?

Question 5

A guest is allergic to egg. Which item should the server check for egg before serving?

Question 6

Which is a sign that a guest may be having a serious allergic reaction?

Question 7

A guest's throat begins to swell after eating, and she says she has a nut allergy. What should staff do first?

Question 8

A guest tells the server she is allergic to tree nuts and asks if the pesto contains any. The server is not sure. What should the server do?

Question 9

How should a server pass on a guest's allergy when placing the order?

Question 10

A bakery packages its own muffins for sale. Under the Food Code, what must the label show about allergens?

Question 11

On a label for food packaged on site, in what order are ingredients listed?

Question 12

What is allergen cross-contact?

Question 13

A cook drops a few shrimp onto a burger patty, picks them off and plans to cook the patty well. A guest with a shellfish allergy ordered it. What is correct?

Question 14

A guest is allergic to shellfish. The fries are cooked in the same oil as breaded shrimp. What should the kitchen do?

Question 15

A cook needs to make a sandwich for a guest with a wheat allergy right after slicing regular bread. What should the cook do first?

Question 16

Which practice best prevents cross-contact on a buffet?

Question 17

A kitchen often prepares meals for guests with gluten allergies. Which setup helps most?

Question 18

A dish for a guest with a sesame allergy is ready. Which step helps make sure the right plate reaches the guest?

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