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The course "What Are Hazards to Food?" provides an overview of the three main categories of food safety hazards:

  1. Biological Hazards: These are the most harmful and include microorganisms like bacteria, viruses, and parasites that can cause foodborne illnesses.
  2. Chemical Hazards: These refer to harmful substances such as pesticides, cleaning chemicals, and chemicals from cookware that can contaminate food.
  3. Physical Hazards: These include foreign objects like hair, broken glass, or metal that can pose a risk if ingested.

The course stresses the importance of maintaining proper hygiene, avoiding cross-contamination, and controlling time and temperature in the kitchen to prevent these hazards.

Skill Level: Beginner

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