California eFoodHandlers Practice Exam

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It is safe to eat baked goods that have been handled using:

  1. Bare hands

  2. Deli paper

  3. Reusable cloth

  4. Plastic wrap only

The correct answer is: Deli paper

Bare hands may carry bacteria or germs that can be transferred to the baked goods, making it unsafe to handle them. Reusable cloth may have been contaminated with other items that can also contaminate the baked goods. Plastic wrap is not enough to prevent the transfer of bacteria or germs from the hands to the baked goods. Deli paper is the best option because it is disposable and maintains a barrier between the hands and the baked goods, reducing the risk of contamination.

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