Question

The chef touches raw sausage and then touches toasted breada. The health department says this is okay b. Toasted bread is too hot for germs to survive c. The chef must first wipe his hands on a towel d. The hands can contaminate the toasted bread

Answer 1

Taking into account the statement:

"The chef touches raw sausage and then touches toasted breada. The health department says this is okay b. Toasted bread is too hot for germs to survive c. The chef must first wipe his hands on a towel d. The hands can contaminate the toasted bread"

The answer is: D.

Because he has contaminated the bread.

Hope this helps.

Answer 2

The correct answer is D. The hands can contaminate the toasted bread

Explanation:

Bacteria and other pathogens can be easily transferred if you touch different food or use the same elements to touch food. This applies to touch raw meat, which has multiple pathogens and then touching fresh vegetables, bread or any other food that is not going to be cooked because only when you cook raw meat or any other food pathogens can be eliminated. This type of phenomenon is known as cross-contamination. This implies, in the case presented the hands of the chef can contaminate the bread (Option D) due to the transference of contaminants from the raw sausage to the bread.