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Food Allergen Awareness for Front-of-House Staff: UK Practical Quiz
A twelve-section UK allergen awareness quiz for front-of-house teams, generated from one short brief and grounded in Natasha's Law, PPDS labelling and FSA guidance.
Structure
12
Screens with 8 interactive checkpoints
Difficulty
Intermediate
15 minute runtime
Delivery
Export
SCORM + hosted plus SCORM package downloads
Interactive preview
Quiz · 12 sections · Fully interactive
When a customer asks about sesame
- Never rely on memory for allergen advice.
- Check written allergen information before answering.
- If certainty is not possible, say so clearly and do not imply the food is safe.
Safe allergen query response path
Use a written-source-first process before giving any reassurance to a customer with an allergy.
graph TD A[Customer asks] --> B[Pause service guesswork] B --> C[Check written allergen info] C --> D[Ask kitchen specifics] D --> E[Confirm recipe and handling] E --> F[Explain clearly to customer] F --> G[If unsure, do not recommend]
Prompt in
Create a food allergen awareness quiz for hospitality front-of-house staff covering the 14 major allergens, Natasha's Law and PPDS labelling, cross-contamination risks in a busy kitchen, and how to answer customer allergen questions safely. UK context, practical situations rather than textbook definitions.
Why this example is strong
Quality review
Curated for hospitality front-of-house staff with a intermediate learning curve.
8 interactive checkpoints across context, question, flashcard, reading, feedback.
One brief became a 12-section quiz with 8 scored questions across 6 response modes, a 6-card flashcard set on less obvious allergens, 2 flowcharts, 2 comparison tables, a step timeline and an 80% pass mark.
SCORM + hosted plus a reusable prompt seed for your review workflow.
Learning objectives
Section walkthrough
What the learner sees
Navigate through sections using the interactive preview above.12 screens with 8 interactive checkpoints.
Regulation context
Compliance references carried into the output
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