Food handler practice testPass your food safety exam.
Time and temperature, cross-contact and cleaning as five-minute lessons, with practice that explains each answer.
The lesson plan
28 lessons in 6 chapters · about 5 minutes each
1Time and temperature6
3-4 Destruction of Organisms of Public Health Concern; 3-5 Limitation of Growth of Organisms of Public Health Concern
- Why 41°F and 135°F matter
- Cooking temperatures by food
- Cooling food in two stages
- Reheating for hot holding
- Date marking ready-to-eat food
- Using a food thermometer
2Hygiene and sick workers4
2-2 Employee Health; 2-3 Personal Cleanliness; 2-4 Hygienic Practices; 3-301 Preventing Contamination by Employees
- Washing hands the right way
- No bare hands on ready-to-eat food
- When sick workers stay home
- Gloves, jewelry and hair restraints
3Contamination and allergens4
3-3 Protection from Contamination After Receiving; Chapter 7 Poisonous or Toxic Materials; major food allergens (¶ 2-102.11(C)(9))
- Storing raw meat below ready-to-eat
- The major food allergens
- Preventing allergen cross-contact
- Chemicals stored away from food
4Receiving and labeling3
3-2 Sources, Specifications, and Original Containers and Records; 3-6 Food Identity, Presentation, and On-Premises Labeling
- Approved sources and receiving checks
- Shellfish tags and records
- Labels and consumer advisories
5Cleaning, sanitizing and the building5
Chapter 4 Equipment, Utensils, and Linens; Chapter 5 Water, Plumbing, and Waste; Chapter 6 Physical Facilities
- Cleaning versus sanitizing
- The three-compartment sink
- Testing sanitizer strength
- Handwashing sinks and backflow
- Keeping pests out
6Running a safe kitchen6
2-1 Supervision (person in charge, certified food protection manager); Annex 4 Management of Food Safety Practices (HACCP); Chapter 8 Compliance and Enforcement
- The person in charge's duties
- Active managerial control
- HACCP's seven principles
- Inspections and imminent health hazards
- Food handler card or manager certificate
- Test day
Start before it opens.
The app builds your first lesson from the official sources.
Prep only: no food handler card or manager certificate. Those come from ANAB-accredited programs; check what your state or county accepts.
Questions
Do I get a food handler card?
No. Cards and manager certificates come from ANAB-accredited programs, and states like California, Texas and Illinois accept only those.
What about the food manager exam?
It’s a proctored exam from an accredited program. Our practice covers the same food safety topics.
When does it open?
We’re writing it now, to this lesson plan. Start learning and the app builds your first lesson from the official sources.