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New time control policy has been written up that now includes cream cheese cups and whipped butter packets. Suggest moving the cream cheese cups to a higher shelf in the True RIC to allow for better cold holding. Detergent sanitizer packets are still being used. Staff wash with Dawn detergent before using the 2-compartments of the detergent sanitizer solution. Discussed getting staff ServSafe certified. New GM is certified, but didn't have her information available. No violation noted during this evaluation. | 10/05/2015 | Routine | |
A time log is now being maintained on a daily basis. Packets of butter and cream cheese are now being kept under time control now in lieu of temperature. Provided flyer on fall ServSafe classes. Suggested rearranging product within the True RIC to provide for better air flow. The top shelf is completely filled with flats muffins and bagels. Suggest moving this to a lower shelf, and moving all temperature control for safety (TCS) foods higher. The TCS foods of concern are: yogurt, milk, half+half, hardboiled eggs, scrambled egg mix (thawing), butter packets, and cream cheese. Non-TCS foods include: bagels, muffins, jellies, margarine, commercially processed containers of sliced fruits No violation noted during this evaluation. | 03/20/2015 | Follow-up | |
Adequate thermometer, chlorine test kit, and Triplet Detergent Sanitizer. Reviewed employee health and provided additional copies of FDA form 1-B for new staff. Time logs and/or dry erase chart is not being maintained by staff. The time each time controlled item is put out for use is to be recorded. The total breakfast period is under 4 hours. Items to be recorded under time control include: hardboiled eggs, sliced fruit, milk in pitchers, waffle mix out for use, and all hot breakfast items. The only items that are kept after meal service (meaning temperature control items) include yogurt cups kept on ice, cream cheese cups, and butter packets. Cream cheese cups and butter packets kept out of the breakfast bar are not being kept cold enough. A cold pack is kept in the bottom of the storage crocks, but they are not maintaining proper temperatures. Suggest keeping loose ice in the crocks of product.
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03/11/2015 | Routine | |
Two digital thermometers have been purchased and are being used. Delivery time could not be changed due to the driver's route. Management is ensuring someone is available on Friday mornings to help with putting up refrigerated/frozen product right away. No reheating observed today. Hot holding temperatures show that product is being heated above 135F+, which is the minimum requirement for commercially processed/precooked foods. Yogurt cups are being stored in lots of ice. Time chart being utilized. No violation noted during this evaluation. | 09/23/2014 | Follow-up | |
Thermometer present, but calibration is off by 14 degrees F. Adequate Triplet Plus detergent sanitizer, quaternary ammonia sanitizer spray, and test kits. Reviewed employee health and questioned staff on the signs and symptoms. Notes: 1. Staff are using extra detergent to help break through the grease on breakfast dishes, in addition to the Triplet Plus packet. It only takes 1/2 packet to mix at solution at 50 ppm. A whole packets in one compartment is too strong for use. 2. Suggest calling the food supplier and requesting that deliveries are not made during busy breakfast/checkout period. Staff were too busy today to put the delivery up right away, and temperatures were well above 41 F when checked. 3. Also suggest that staff check temperatures of product when delivered. Foods above 41 F should be rejected if fresh, and if signs of thawing and refreezing on frozen items are present this should be questioned as well. 4. Staff are maintaining the time chart for serving line food items. Fresh hot items are brought out about every 15 minutes per staff. 5. Yogurt cups out on ice are NOT discarded at the end of the breakfast period. The following ARE discarded: sliced fruits, hardboiled eggs, all hot held items, oatmeal, waffle batter in the dispenser, and milk in the pitchers.
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09/12/2014 | Routine | |
Triplet Plus Detergent Sanitizer has been purchased and is in use. Observed staff setting up the 2-compartment sink properly for washing dishes. Tested the solution at 100 ppm with a chlorine test kit. A dry erase board is being used to mark the time breakfast items are placed out for service. All leftovers are discarded at the end of a 4 hour breakfast period. No violation noted during this evaluation. | 02/07/2014 | Follow-up | |
Adequate thermometer, Power 2 Chlorinated Concentrate (on-site, but not being used), and chlorine test kit. Steramine tablets and quaternary ammonia test kit also on site, but is NOT to be used as a sanitizer for the dishes. Okay for use of wiping down all other food contact surfaces. Notes: 1. The dry erase board that was previously being used for marking time of breakfast items being out is no longer present. No other marking system for time controlled items is in place and MUST be recorded daily. 2. Staff shown how to properly set up the 2-compartment sink with detergent sanitizer and how to test the solution. The chemical on site (Power 2 Chlorinate Concentrate) was not testing correctly and a new supply of detergent sanitizer must be purchased. Detergent sanitizer produced by Envirochem (1-800-526-6042) and consists of: Na Hydroxide, Na Melasilicate, Na Tripolphosphate, Na Carbonate, Na Dichloriosoranurate. Until a new supply can be obtained staff are to use steramine tablets dissolved in a container large enough to hold the facility's largest dish. 3. Facility has changed from serving a pre-cut fruit mixture to slicing all of it's own fruit on-site. Sliced fruit is to be discarded daily if put out for use. 4. Keep ice levels up on the yogurt cups as much as possible. 5. Purchase additional stoppers for the sink. Water needs to effectively held in the compartments with the detergent sanitizer.
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01/27/2014 | Routine | |
Adequate thermometer, detergent sanitizer (Power 2 Chlorinated Concentrate), and chlorine test kit. Reviewed employee health. Time is being marked on a dry erase marker in the kitchen. All hot held items are discarded at the end of the 4 hour breakfast period. Milk in pitchers, sliced fruit, hard boiled eggs, and waffle mix that is brought out is also discarded daily. No violations observed. . No violation noted during this evaluation. | 07/11/2013 | Routine | |
Adequate thermometer, detergent sanitizer (Power 2 Chlorinated Concentrate), and chlorine test kit. Reviewed employee health. Detergent sanitizer produced by Envirochem (1-800-526-6042) and consists of: Na Hydroxide, Na Melasilicate, Na Tripolphosphate, Na Carbonate, Na Dichloriosoranurate. All foods being hot held need to be maintained above 135 F. The oatmeal unit was set on a 2 and so the inspector reminded staff it needs to be kept higher than that. No leftovers are kept of hot held items or of milk and mixed fruit that goes out on the buffet. Time being marked on wipe board in the kitchen.
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