Starting an HACCP plan can be overwhelming, especially in establishments with hundreds of recipes and complex production/service systems. Under these circumstances, a good place to start HACCP plans would be with:
a. the most expensive and popular menu items
b. frozen convenience products
c. recipes that include potentially hazardous ingredients
d. individually packaged bread products
Question 2
As part of an HACCP plan, a dietary manager identifies quantifiable time and temperature standards for each phase of a recipe. These standards are examples of:
a. hazards
b. risks
c. critical limits
d. critical control points