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The Easiest Way to Learn Food Safety in the Kitchen Explained with Pictures

Handwashing, gloves, sick workers, the temperature danger zone, cooking, cooling, reheating, date marking, storage, the 9 major allergens, cleaning and sanitizing, HACCP: here every topic fits on one page, drawn and explained following the FDA Food Code 2022. 70 illustrated pages, with practice questions.

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One topic per page

a drawing that explains it and the rule to remember in the box

70 illustrated pages

5 parts, from the food handler to the health inspection

FDA Food Code 2022

temperatures and times in °F, with °C

This Is What the Pages You Will Learn Look Like

One topic per page, with a drawing, the steps in order and the rule to remember in the box at the bottom. Take a look inside:

It Is Not That You Can't Learn It. It Is That Nobody Showed You the Rules in Pictures.

A big pot of chili is left on the stove after lunch. Is it safe? How fast must it cool? To what temperature? And for how long...

...and the training manual gives you a wall of text instead of a picture you remember.

Cooling: the two-stage rule

Here, cooling fits on one page: from 135°F to 70°F within 2 hours, then from 70°F to 41°F or below, for a total of 6 hours, with shallow pans, ice baths and ice paddles drawn step by step.

And the box at the bottom tells you what to do when the time runs out.

First you see it. Then you do it right on every shift.

The Difference Is Visual

Stop memorizing temperatures you cannot picture:

THIS
  • Pages of dense text
  • Temperatures and times scattered across chapters
  • Cooking, holding and reheating numbers blur together
A list of food safety temperatures to memorize
VS. THIS
  • Every topic drawn
  • All the temperatures and times side by side in one table
  • You remember it because you saw it
Temperatures in one table
Contents

Take a look at the 5 parts and 59 topics

Foodborne illness and the rules, the food handler, time and temperature, from delivery to plate, cleaning, pests and HACCP: 70 pages, all illustrated

  • Why food safety matters
  • Foodborne illness in a nutshell
  • Biological, chemical, physical
  • How bacteria grow
  • The "Big 6" pathogens
  • Spores and toxins
  • Viruses and parasites
  • TCS foods
  • Chemical and physical hazards
  • Who makes the rules
  • The person in charge
  • Practice: the basics
  • Handwashing step by step
  • When to wash your hands
  • Hand sinks and hand antiseptics
  • Gloves and bare-hand contact
  • Clean clothes, hair and jewelry
  • Sick workers: report, exclude, restrict
  • Cuts, burns and wounds
  • Eating, drinking and smoking
  • Practice: the food handler
  • The temperature danger zone
  • Food thermometers
  • Calibrating a thermometer
  • Receiving deliveries
  • Cold holding and refrigeration
  • Cooking temperatures
  • Cooling: the two-stage rule
  • Reheating for hot holding
  • Hot holding
  • Thawing safely
  • Time as a public health control
  • Date marking
  • Temperatures in one table
  • Practice: time and temperature
  • Storing food top to bottom
  • Dry storage and FIFO
  • Cross-contamination
  • Washing fruits and vegetables
  • Raw and undercooked food
  • Eggs
  • Shellfish and fish
  • Highly susceptible populations
  • The 9 major food allergens
  • Allergens in the kitchen
  • Taking an allergy order
  • Buffets and self-service
  • Practice: the flow of food
  • Cleaning vs. sanitizing
  • Chemical sanitizers
  • The three-compartment sink
  • Dish machines
  • Storing tools, linens and chemicals
  • Keeping pests out
  • Water, plumbing and the facility
  • Emergencies and health hazards
  • HACCP: the 7 principles
  • A HACCP example step by step
  • The health inspection
  • Practice questions (1) — p. 67
  • Practice questions (2) — p. 68
  • The book in one table — p. 69
  • Food safety glossary — p. 70

What If Every Topic Fit on a Single Page?

Picture this:

Instead of reading the whole manual with the same weight and hoping the right things stick...

...you see the rules that matter most on every shift: clean hands, healthy workers, the right temperature for the right time, no cross-contact with allergens.

Handwashing step by step

And the temperatures, the times and the cleaning steps become pictures you can see in your head at the stove. You stop guessing and start understanding.

That is exactly what Food Safety Made Visual does.

It is not “just another PDF”. It is 5 parts and 59 illustrated topics, with practice questions and the answers explained, plus the whole book in one table.

Because what your brain sees organized, it remembers.

Here Is What You Get with Food Safety Made Visual:

Food Safety Made Visual: the book and sample pages
I
pp. 4–15

Foodborne Illness and the Rules

Why food safety matters, foodborne illness, biological, chemical and physical hazards, how bacteria grow, spores and toxins, viruses and parasites, TCS foods, who makes the rules and the person in charge.

II
pp. 17–25

The Food Handler

Handwashing step by step and when to do it, hand sinks and hand antiseptics, gloves and bare-hand contact, clothes, hair and jewelry, sick workers, cuts and wounds, eating and drinking at work.

III
pp. 27–40

Time and Temperature

The temperature danger zone, thermometers and calibration, receiving, cold holding, cooking temperatures, two-stage cooling, reheating, hot holding, thawing, time as a public health control and date marking.

IV
pp. 42–54

From Delivery to Plate

Storing food top to bottom, dry storage and FIFO, cross-contamination, produce, raw and undercooked food, eggs, shellfish and fish, highly susceptible populations, the 9 major allergens, allergy orders and buffets.

V
pp. 56–66

Cleaning, Pests and HACCP

Cleaning versus sanitizing, chemical sanitizers, the three-compartment sink, dish machines, storing tools and chemicals, pests, water and plumbing, emergencies, the 7 HACCP principles with an example and the health inspection.

At the end: practice questions with the answers explained, the whole book in one table and a food safety glossary.

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And That Is Not All: 2 More Books, Free

Food Safety Practice Tests

BONUS 1: “Food Safety Practice Tests”

Free with the book

Original practice questions grouped by topic, from foodborne illness and personal hygiene to time and temperature, storage, allergens, cleaning and HACCP, plus a mock test, with every answer explained, so you know why it is right and what to review.

It comes with the book.

Food Safety Logs & Checklists

BONUS 2: “Food Safety Logs & Checklists”

Free with the book

Ready-to-print logs and checklists for every shift: holding temperatures, cooling, reheating, receiving, thermometer calibration, sanitizer strength, the cleaning schedule, opening and closing, each with a filled-in example.

It comes with the book.

Food Safety Made Visual with the two free books

Food Safety Made Visual + 2 Free Books

  • Food Safety Made Visual: 70 illustrated pages
  • Bonus 1: Food Safety Practice TestsFree
  • Bonus 2: Food Safety Logs & ChecklistsFree
  • High-resolution PDFs you can printIncluded

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Is This Book for You?

New restaurant employee washing hands at a handwashing sink before the shift

You just started in a kitchen

Handwashing, gloves, hair, sick days and the basic temperatures, one page at a time, so you know what to do from your first shift.

Line cook checking the temperature of grilled chicken with a probe thermometer

You cook, prep or serve every day

Cooking, cooling, reheating, holding, date marking, storage and allergens drawn step by step, with the numbers in °F and °C.

Kitchen manager reading an illustrated book in the back office before opening

You run a kitchen or a team

The person in charge, HACCP, cleaning and sanitizing, pests and the health inspection, each on one page you can show your team.

To Sum Up: Here Is What You Get

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Frequently Asked Questions

One Last Thing Before You Decide...

You do not have to read the same manual five times hoping it sticks.

You do not have to guess how long food can stay out or how fast it must cool.

And you definitely do not have to wait for the health inspection to find out what you got wrong.

There is an easier way. And it is one click away.

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