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COOKING, HEATING AND HOLDING TEMPERATURES

  • 1. Hot dogs internal temperature for cooked hot dogs should be 165 or greater. Product must be cooked and held according to Sonic approved procedures. (CRITICAL) Note Actual Temperatures (12" hot dog- 6" hot dog- )<br>

  • 2. Internal Gravy temperature 165F or greater, and held using Sonic approved procedures. (CRITICAL) Note Actual Temperature.

  • 3. Chili temperature for cooked and held product must be 165F or greater. Product held and cooked to Sonic approved procedures. (CRITICAL) Note Actual Chili Temperature<br>

  • 4. Fried products coming out of fryer must be 165F or greater. (CRITICAL) Note actual temperatures (chicken strip, corn dog,<br>Must use red handled slotted fryer basket)

  • 5. Onion Ring batter should be 40F or less. Note Actual Temperature

  • 6. Walking-Freezer Temperature should be 0F to (+/-10) internal thermometer present and in good working condition (CRITICAL) Note Actual temperature

  • 7. Walking-Cooler temperature should be 34F to 38 F, internal thermometer present and in good working condition (CRITICAL) Note Actual temperature

  • 8. Swamp Grill-Freezer temperature should be 0F to (+/-10) internal thermometer present and in good working condition. Note Actual temperature

  • 8aa. Swamp Grill-Freezer product temperature should be 10F or less. Internal thermometer present and in good working condition.(CRITICAL) Note Actual temperature (chicken strip, 2oz and 4oz meat patties, sausage patties/crumbles)

  • 9. Swamp Refrigerator temperature should be 34F to 38 F, internal thermometer present and in good working condition. Note Actual temperature

  • 9aa. Swamp Refrigerator protein temperature should be 34F to 40F, internal thermometer present and in good working condition. (CRITICAL) Note Actual temperatures (chicken, eggs, corn dog)

  • 10. Dresser cabinet temperature is 38F or less. Note Actual temperature

  • 10aa. Dresser product temperature is 40F or less. Internal thermometer is present and good condition. (CRITICAL) Note Actual Temperature (mayo, lettuce, ranch,cut/sliced tomato) If using TPHC (Time as a Public Health Control) for Sliced American Cheese, TPHC log must be filled out and procedures must be followed. Points will not be deducted until round 2016-2 for TPHC Log

  • 11. Fountainette cabinet temperature should be 38F or less. Note actual temperature.

  • 11aa. Fountainette product should be 40F or less. Internal thermometer present and in good condition. (CRITICAL) Note Actual temperatures (strawberry, 50/50 mix).

  • 12. Potentially Hazardous foods held in Front Swamp must be 40F or less. Foods include sliced/diced tomatoes & cole slaw (CRITICAL) Note actual temperature (tomato, cole slaw)

  • 13. APW, Roundup or like Cooker, Heat wells, Warming drawer, Hot dog warmer, Prince castle holding and and heat lamp product temperatures should be holding at 165F or greater. (CRITICAL) Note Actual Product Temperature

  • 14. Fryer temperature should be 350F (+/-10). Note Actual temperatures (Vat1, Vat 2, Vat 3, Vat 4)

  • 15. Grill temperature zones 400F (+/-30), 350F (+/-30), 200F (200F minimum, 230F maximum), Garland Clam Shell Grill (Top 425F (+\- 15), Garland Clam Shell Grill (bottom 350F(+\- 10), Hot Dog Roller Grill (250/200) Note Actual Temperature

  • 16. Internal Meat Temperature Log (monthly log) and Sonic Safe temperature log (daily log) completed per Sonic policy. Corrective action documented. (CRITICAL)

  • 17. Ice cream and shake machine cabinets are 34° to 38°F, product temperature is 40°F or less. Thermometer must be present and good working condition. (CRITICAL) note actual temperature.

  • 18. Ice Cream and Shake Machine must be clean, properly maintained and sanitized.

OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES

  • 19. Correct grill procedures, (including grill timers) for 2oz & 4oz meat, bacon, ham, grilled chicken, eggs, sausage, burrito mix must be used. All products must be cooked to 165 degrees or greater(CRITICAL) Note actual temperature (2oz & 4oz meat, chicken patty, sausage)

  • 20. Correct dresser procedures must be used. (CRITICAL)

  • 21. Employees are following 20/20 rule. Sonic, State and local glove requirements are followed. (CRITICAL) (Sonic will implement a "double hand wash" policy, also must use paper towel to turn off faucet. The policy is effective immediately, however points will not be deducted on on it until July 2017 R1.)

  • 22. Clean towels must be used, stored properly and in sanitizer.

  • 23. No cross-contamination allowed. Food and/or paper products cannot be stored in any restroom. Food products may not be held in any outside storage shed. (Critical)<br>

  • 24. All approved products being used.(CRITICAL) (ice cream, hot dogs, meat, chili, gravy, corn dog, chicken, shredded cheese, sliced cheese, gravy, sausage, eggs, pickles, mayo, mustard, bulk ranch, shredded lettuce, tomatoes, FF, TT)

  • 26. Food must be properly tempered to 34 to 40 degrees. (CRITICAL) Note Actual Temperatures (chili, hot dogs, bacon, corn dogs, grilled chicken, strawberry topping, ham)

  • 27. Product stored in walk-in and reach-in coolers and freezers are properly stored, covered and dated. This includes tempered items.

GENERAL FOOD SAFETY

  • 28. Sanitizer is present and in designated locations and in correct concentration and temperature. Sanitizer test strips are present and in use. Chlorsan and Citrus Delimer present in drive in . (CRITICAL)

  • 29. Digital thermometer kit and probes are present and properly calibrated. (CRITICAL)

  • 30. Dry food products are properly stored, dated and rotated (per FIFO). Dry paper products are properly stored. All food and packaging must be off the floor at least 6 inches.

  • 31. Use only approved chemical products at the drive in.(no Bleach, Comet, Brillo, Dawn, Pesticides, Herbicides, etc.)

  • 32. All cleaning chemicals and equipment are properly identified and stored away from food and paper products. (CRITICAL)

  • 33. Floors, drains, and baseboards are clean and in good condition. All threaded water connections must have proper back flow device.

  • 34. Walls, doors, ceiling panels and vents are clean, in place, and in good repair. Wood shelving is allowed in outside storage buildings to hold paper products only. Wood shelving must be painted a light color (beige or white) and must be clean. Screw holes in walls will be scored as a needs improvement (Potential pest issue) <br>

  • 35. Restrooms are clean and properly stocked with soap, sanitizer, towels, and a trash an with lid) restroom must have generic hand washing signs

  • 37. Light fixtures are shielded or covered.

  • 36. Trash cans and dumpster areas are clean, covered and free from debris.

  • 38. Three compartment sinks are set up properly and being used. Wash, rinse and sanitize. If approved mechanical dish machine is used, all temperature sand sanitizer concentrations, if applicable, meet requirements.

  • 39. All food contact surfaces must be cleaned and sanitized at least every 2 hours. (CRITICAL)

  • 40. All equipment must be NSF certified/commercial grade, clean, in good condition, and properly maintained

  • 41. All refrigeration/freezer units ( including shelving and light bulbs) are in good working condition and clean.

  • 42. Utensils and storage containers clean, food grade. NSF certified, in good condition and stored properly: tomato slicer, can opener, onion ring machine, food bins, cutting boards, utensils, cutting gloves, malt collars, etc. also Prince Castle holding pans and lids must be in good condition and clean. <br>

  • 43. Soft drink, ice machine and ice bins are free of soil and good working order. Ice scoops must be properly stored.

  • 44. Ice bucket is NSF certified, clean, sanitized, in good condition, stored off floor, labeled as a "ice only" bucket.

EMPLOYEE HYGIENE

  • 46. Hand sinks in kitchen(1) ,and front (1) area are properly stocked (hand soap, hand sanitizer, paper towels, hand washing sign) Hand sinks and drains are in good working order (hot and cold running water, drains properly, no leaks)(CRITICAL)

  • 48. Employees wearing clean uniforms and hair is properly restrained.

  • 49. No nail polish and/or jewelry, including watches, worn by food handlers. No fingernails over 1/4 inch length . Bandages must be colored and covered. No jewels or stones allowed .

  • 50. Employee personal items, including food and drinks are properly stored.

  • 51. No visible signs of infestation. Outside doors should be sealed and remained closed. (CRITICAL) (Due to the importance for techie public health and the sonic brand, effective January 2017, observing roaches/rodents in the drive and will constitute an automatic food safety audit failure and will initiate a re-audit it with a 30–90 day after the initial failure)

  • 52. All pest control paperwork must be present in drive-in. Service contract, pest control reports, pest control applicator licenses, and certificate of insurance are on file.

QUESTION

  • 55. Managers, Assistant managers and person in charge are Servsafe Certified. ( CRITICAL)

  • 56. Current operations manual must be present

  • 56a. Current Food Safety Audit packet must be present. Must have round 2015-R1 packet available for auditor review

  • 57. Star training documentation is present in drive-in. (Proficiency Checklists are now required to be completed every year)

  • 58. Historical temperature logs ( Internal Meat, and Sonic Safe) are recorded and corrective actions documented . (CRITICAL)

  • 59. Safety Data Sheet (SDS) Must be available for all chemicals including pesticides and sanitizer<br>

  • 60. Bloodborne Pathogen and First Aid Kits must be present and properly stocked.

  • 62. Current State / Local health permit is posted. Health inspections should be maintained on file in the store for a period of at least one year.

  • 63. Outside sewage and/or grease trap manhole cover is properly secured. (No Points Deducted)

  • 64. Omitted

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