¿se habla español?        "Food Safety for HAWAII"
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An eFoodhandlers food handler card should be a critical item in the menu of every Hawaii food server, handler and worker. Whether you are a cook, server or even a home-maker, eFoodhandlers training demonstrates that you care about food safety and keeping people safe.


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Guillermo: 'Food safety is the
most important thing I serve!'


A Food Handlers Card for HAWAII?
  • Food Safety education that is Easy to Understand
  • ANSI accredited training means quality training
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  • Free/Discounted training to schools, volunteers and the economically challenged
  • eFoodhandlers honors competitive discounts and promotions.


Can you Answer This...
A food worker has just finished cutting raw meat on a cutting board and is about to cut lettuce for a salad. What must the food worker do to prevent cross-contamination?






Food Safety Poll
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Salsa & Guacomole Season is here

As people in HAWAII take their cooking and entertaining outside, food handlers of the domestic variety face new food safety threats. Salsa & Guacomole are both potentially hazardous food that permits the spread of bacteria. Warm temperatures can increase this growth and ca be a license for disaster if safe food handling practices are ignored. Food handlers must keep foods like Salsa & Guacomole as well as all TCS foods (Temperature Control for Safety) free of harmful pathogens. The key is to not permit food to remain in the danger zone (41-135 degress). Always refrigerate these foods when not being served.

Earning a certificate from eFoodhandlers teaches even the weekend food handler about proper temperature control and the results from unsafe handling practices.

 
FDA Rules Based
HAWAII
Cities of recent hiFoodhandlers
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► Ewa Beach
► hilo
► Honolulu
► Kahului
► Kailua Kona
► Kaneohe
► Kapaau
► Kapolei
► Kihei
► Kula
► Kurtistown
► LAHAINA
► Makawao
► Wahiawa
► Wailuku
► Waipahu

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