Waste
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Question 1 of 5The lid of the big waste container outside is broken. It stays open all day. Why is this a problem?- It is only a problem in winter
- There is no problem if the container is outside
- Flies, cats and rats can get into the waste
- The waste will cool down too fast
Here is why: Open waste attracts pests, and pests carry germs into the kitchen. Report the broken lid so it can be fixed.
Question 2 of 5You empty a kitchen bin. It is dirty and smells bad inside. What should you do?- Wash and disinfect it, then add a new bag
- Spray air freshener inside and keep using it
- Put in a new bag and keep using it
- Leave it until the weekly deep clean
Here is why: Saudi rules say bins must be easy to clean and must be cleaned and disinfected regularly. A dirty bin attracts flies and spreads germs.
Question 3 of 5A customer leaves. The bread basket on his table was not touched. What do you do with the bread?- Put it back with the fresh bread
- Serve it to the next customer
- Keep it to make toast tomorrow
- Throw it away
Here is why: Saudi rules ban reusing food that was already served. Food on a customer's table may have germs, even if nobody touched it.
Question 4 of 5You work in a café. You must empty the used coffee grounds from the coffee machine handle. The café has a small drawer only for used coffee (a knock box). Where do the grounds go?- Into the hand-wash sink
- Into the knock box, then into the bin
- Into the food prep sink with water
- Onto a tray on the counter until closing
Here is why: Saudi rules say used coffee goes into a separate drawer first, then into the waste bin. The hand-wash sink is only for washing hands.
Question 5 of 5A box of meat has gone bad and must be thrown away. A worker wants to give it to a farmer to feed his animals. Is this allowed?- No, it must not reach people or animals
- Yes, animals can eat spoiled meat safely
- Yes, if the meat is cooked first
- Yes, if the farmer signs a paper
Here is why: Saudi rules say unsafe food must be thrown away carefully, so that it does not get into the food of people or animals.
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