Illinois Food Service License Practice Test

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Which food should not be offered on a children's menu?

  1. Fried chicken tenders

  2. Grilled cheese sandwich

  3. Spaghetti with meat sauce

  4. A rare hamburger

The correct answer is: A rare hamburger

Children's menus typically focus on offering foods that are safe and easily digestible for young kids. A rare hamburger may not be suitable for a children's menu due to the potential health risks associated with undercooked ground beef, which can contain harmful bacteria like E. coli. It is important to prioritize food safety when serving children to prevent foodborne illnesses. Fried chicken tenders, grilled cheese sandwiches, and spaghetti with meat sauce are more common and safe options for a children's menu.

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