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Allergen cross-contact happens when:

a.Two foods are put together on purpose in a recipe, such as stirring grated parmesan into a pasta dish for a guest with no allergy
b.An allergen is transferred from a food containing it to a food that should not contain it, such as using the same fryer oil
c.A food that contains a known allergen is cooked to 165°F, so that the heat breaks down and wipes out all of the allergen protein
d.A food is frozen solid and then thawed overnight under refrigeration before it is portioned out for the dinner service

Giải thích

Cross-contact is the unintentional transfer of an allergen protein into a food that should be free of it, for example frying breaded shrimp and then french fries in the same oil, or using the same unwashed tongs. Allergen proteins are not destroyed by heat, so cooking a dish to 165°F kills pathogens but leaves the allergen fully active. Freezing and thawing likewise does not remove or break down an allergen. Putting two ingredients together on purpose in a recipe is normal cooking and only becomes an allergen problem if the guest is not told what is in the dish.

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