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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • MOD

Pull-Thaw

  • Proper pull-thaw procedures being followed to include items being labeled, dated and stored correctly with drip-sets and lids?

Make Station

  • Appropriate scoops, ladles, and measuring cups available and being used.

  • All products labeled and fill lines being used, open bulk containers have open date recorded on them.

Dry Storage

  • All products being rotated FIFO, dated on label, no dented or rusted cans, box tops cut.

Walk-In

  • Gallon containers dated with receive and open dates.

  • Food stored according to food hierarchy.

  • Floors, walls, ceiling and fan covers clean.

Freezer

  • All products being rotated (FIFO), box tops cut.

Dish

  • No standing water on floors, drains are clean and in good repair.

  • Dish machine racks/wall/sprayer arms are clean.

Grill

  • Boil Pots or steamer in good condition, 1/4 Old Bay seasoning per gallon.

  • All sauce/seasonings bottles correctly labeled?

Grill Drawer

  • Drawers under grill are clean and gaskets in good repair, working thermometer present.

Wing Box

  • Breaded chicken labeled correctly to include time prepped, proper breading procedures being used, below 41F

Uniform

  • Cooks are wearing leather or faux leather upper slip resistant shoes or boots (no tennis shows allowed)

Temperature

  • All foods need to be properly reheated to 165 degrees (no heating in steam tables)

Food-contact surfaces

  • All food contact surfaces are clean. (check ice machine, plateware and lexans)

Cleaning and Sanitation

  • Wiping clothes stored correctly. (submerged in buckets, no sitting out in the open)

  • Dumpster area containers covered and gates to incloser is closed.

  • Sanitizer set up and at the proper concentration. (200-400ppm)

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