- KDA_3_30412C - --The large ice scoop is stored on the top of the ice machine, which is dusty and not sanitized.
- KDA_3_30511A1 - --Multiple containers of food are open, with no lids or coverings, in the glass-dr RIC in the kitchen (diced ham, onions, sliced tomatoes, sliced potatoes, baked potatoes, etc.). There is a condensation leak/drip in this cooler, and an accumulation of water is found on top of some of the containers which do have lids. The shelves are soiled and molded - the uncovered food is not protected from contamination.
- KDA_3_50114A1 - --In the glass-door reach-in-cooler (RIC) in the kitchen 3 large plastic containers of white gravy are cooling over 2 hours, per owner, and are 86F to 114F. Four plastic containers of mashed potatoes are cooling over 2 hours, per owner, and are 99F to 103F in the center. Not below 70F within 2 hours as required. COS - reheated white gravy to 165F and began cooling process all over again
- KDA_3_50115A - --Mashed potatoes and white gravy are cooling in a small, glass-dr display cooler, in deep plastic containers (holding 5 to 12 pounds), with tight-fitting lids on them, stacked and grouped all together on 2 shelves. Improper cooling methods. COS - reheated gravy, switched potatoes to shallow metal pans with no lids for rapid cooling in freezers or ice baths.
- KDA_3_50116A2 - --In the glass-dr RIC in the kitchen - baked potatoes 46F, white gravy 44F. This appears to be caused by close proximity to large containers of hot mashed potatoes and gravy, bringing up the temperature of these items. Removed all the hot food from the cooler, and spread these items to allow more air circulation and rapid cooling.
- KDA_3_50118A1 - --In the glass-dr RIC, hot dogs are dated 10-19, and gravy is dated 10-20. Held over 7 days. COS by VD
- KDA_3_50118A2 - --Roast beef in the glass-dr RIC, cooked Monday per owner (2 days ago), and 3 containers of sliced ham, sliced over 24 hours ago per owner - have no date marks. COS - date marked properly
- KDA_4_20211A2 - --There are cracks and open holes in the interior plastic surface of the Admiral RIC. Cooked potatoes are in a cracked, broken dish tub. Ham steaks are in a cottage cheese container with a cracked lid.
- KDA_4_60111A - --There is an accumulation of water, food debris, and mold on the bottom of the Admiral RIC. Sheet pans stored as clean on a shelf below a work counter are soiled with crumbs and debris. Plates for customer orders, stacked on a shelf below the steam table, are soiled with crumbs and food debris. There is a build up of crumbs and debris in the bottom of the ice cream freezer. Three knives are stored in a slot between the steam table and the front cutting board, and the slot is visibly soiled with food debris build-up. There is a build up of food debris, grease, and mold on the wire shelves in the glass-dr RIC in the kitchen, and in the door tracks and on the inside surfaces. COS on most of these items, but not on the RIC.
- KDA_4_60111C - --There is a build up of greasy food residue and soiling all over the plastic salad bar, including edges, shelves on the ends, interior and exterior surfaces. There are food splatters and debris on the underneath side of the pie case, which is directly over the salad make-table. The front of the small ice machine (not in use), where the soda fountain dispensers are located, has a build up of sticky beverage residue. There is a build up of dirt, food residue, and debris on the outside of the white RIC in the kitchen, and on the outside of both microwave ovens. The insides of the shelving units holding bread and buns under the window are splattered and soiled, with a large trash can right in front of them. There is a build up of grease on the pipes over the griddle/deep fryer.
- KDA_4_90311A - --Clean plates for customers are stored stacked with the food contact surface up, on soiled wood shelves in the kitchen, just above an open trash receptacle. Plates have visible splatters and soiling from the use of the trash can.
- KDA_4_90311B - --Clean plates for customers are stored stacked with the food contact surface up, on soiled wood shelves in the kitchen, just above an open trash receptacle. (Plates are not covered and inverted to protect from contamination).
- KDA_6_20211A - --No bulb shield on the light bulb in the pie case.
- KDA_6_50111 - --The wall behind and around the dish machine is soiled, stained, and not smooth. There are missing and cracked and broken floor tiles in the kitchen and food prep areas.
- KDA_7_20111B - --Two bottles of Soft Scrub cleaner are on a shelf directly above the dish machine. COS - moved chemicals away from machine
- KDA_Defacto - --ST - ham loaf 136F, roast beef 139F, potato soup 146F --Warewash machine=100ppm Cl --White RIC in kitchen - salsa 40F, raw sausage 41F Glass-dr RIC in kitchen - ham steaks 39F Kenmore RIC - cottage cheese 42F SB - cottage cheese 41F, cut lettuce salad 43F Salad MT - ambient 35.2F Freezers - food solid
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- KDA_4_60111C - --There are food splatters and debris on the underneath side of the pie case, which is directly over the salad make-table. COS - owner said he must have overlooked this item on the last report, and immediately had staff clean this area.
- KDA_6_20211A - --No bulb shield on the light bulb in the pie case.
- KDA_6_50111 - --The wall behind and around the dish machine is soiled, stained, and not smooth. There are missing and cracked and broken floor tiles in the kitchen and food prep areas.
- KDA_Defacto - --Glass-door RIC in kitchen - baked potatoes 40F, mashed potatoes 38F, white gravy 39F New Kenmore RIC - diced tomatoes 32F --No food is in the cooling process at this time. Food cooled since yesterday is all at proper temperature. Owner and cook say that all food is now being cooled in shallow containers, in an ice bath, and not stored in the cooler until the temperature is down to 41F or lower.
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