Østerrike: regler for mattemperatur
Mattemperaturene kjøkkenet ditt må holde, og reglene bak dem.
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«Lov» er en bindende regel. «Offisiell veiledning» er ikke lov, men inspektører forventer det. «Chef Hygiene standard» er en verdi appen sjekker mot der ingen regel oppgir et tall.
- Offisiell veiledningChilled food: 0–4°C, with a tolerance up to 6°C. Chef Hygiene aims for 4°C and flags readings above 6°C. No Austrian law sets restaurant temperatures; this is the ministry’s guideline (Beilage 1b).
- Offisiell veiledningRecommended maximum for restaurants: poultry, rabbit and raw mince 4°C, other meat 7°C, offal 3°C. Raw fish is kept at melting-ice temperature. A fridge with mixed food is set to the lowest temperature needed.
- Offisiell veiledningFrozen food: −18°C, with a tolerance up to −15°C.
- Offisiell veiledningHot food: as hot as possible, in any case above 70°C. A short drop is tolerated if the food stays safe. The staff leaflet says at least 75°C for hot food on offer.
- Offisiell veiledningCooling: cool food that is not eaten at once quickly to 0–4°C (6°C at most), if possible within 2 hours, and keep it there.
- Offisiell veiledningReheating: a core temperature of at least 75°C for several minutes.
- Offisiell veiledningCooking: hot dishes with raw egg reach 75°C in the core. Mince, poultry and fish must be well heated through; the guideline gives no number.
- Offisiell veiledningSalads on a buffet for more than 2 hours must be kept chilled.
- Offisiell veiledningDeliveries: refuse frozen food above −15°C, and chilled food more than 3°C above the product’s own set temperature. Chef Hygiene uses 7°C as one number for chilled deliveries.
Offisielle kilder
- Health ministry: hygiene guidelines and Food Code (verbrauchergesundheit.gv.at)
- AGES: food safety, control plan, product warnings
- RIS: Austrian federal and state laws
- Vienna food control (MA 59)
- Labour Inspectorate (workplace safety)
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