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COOKING, HEATING & HOLDING TEMPERATURES

  • Hot Dog internal temperatures for cooked and held product must be 1650F or greater. The product must be cooked and held according to Sonic-approved procedures. [CRITICAL] (Health Department) Regular Hot Dog _______° <br>Regular Hot Dog ________° Regular Hot Dog ________° Regular Hot Dog ________° Extra Long Hot Dog _____0 <br>Extra Long Hot Dog _____° Extra Long Hot Dog _____° Extra Long Hot Dog _____0

  • Gravy's internal temperature must be 1650F or greater. The product must be cooked and held according to Sonic-approved <br>procedures. [CRITICAL] (Health Department ) Actual temperature is: ______0

  • Chili internal temperature for cooked and held product must be 1650F or greater. The product must be cooked and held according to Sonic-approved procedures. [CRITICAL] (Health Department ) Actual temperature: ______0

  • Fried Products temperatures coming out of the fryer must be 1650F or greater. [CRITICAL] (Health Department ) <br>Chicken Strip ______0 Other ______0

  • Onion Ring Batter temperature should be at 400F or less. Actual batter temperature: ______0

  • Walk-in freezer temperature should be 00F (+/-100 F). Internal thermometer must be present and in good working condition. <br>[CRITICAL] (Health Department ) Actual temperature: ______0

  • Walk-in cooler temperature must be 33°F to 380F. Internal thermometer must be present and in good working condition. <br>[CRITICAL] (Health Department ) Actual temperature: ______0

  • Swamp/Grill freezer temperature should be 00F (+/-100 F). Actual temperature: ______0

  • Swamp/Grill Freezer product temperature is 0°F (+/- 10°F). Internal thermometer must be present and in good working condition. [CRITICAL] (Health Department) Chicken Strips _____° Beef Patties ______° <br>Sausage Patties/Crumbles ______°

  • Swamp Refrigerator temperature must be 330 to 380F. Actual temperature ______0

  • Swamp Refrigerator protein product temperature is 330 to 400F. Internal thermometer must be present and in good working condition. [CRITICAL] (Health Department) Protein product temperature: ______° <br>Protein product temperature ______°

  • Dresser cabinet temperature is 33°F to 38°F. Actual temperature: _______°

  • Dresser product temperatures are 33°F to 400F. Internal thermometer is present and in good condition. [CRITICAL] (Health Department) Lettuce: ______0<br> Mayonnaise: ______0 (33°F to 70°F) Ranch ______0 Cut/Sliced Tomatoes _____0 Protein Product:

  • Fountainette cabinet temperature should be 33°F to 38°F. Actual temperature: _______°

  • Fountainette product temperatures are 400F or less. Internal thermometer is present and in good working condition. <br>[CRITICAL] (Health Department) Actual Temperature: 50/50 Mix (no ice): ______0 Strawberry (no ice): ______0

  • Potentially Hazardous Foods (PHF) held in the Front Swamp must be held at 33°F to 40F. Foods include sliced/diced tomatoes and coleslaw. [CRITICAL] (Health Department) Actual Temperature ________°

  • Cooker/Warmer, Heat Wells, Warming Drawer, Prince Castle Holding and Heat Lamp product temperatures should be holding at 1650F or greater. [CRITICAL] (Health Department) Warming Drawer: ______° Heat Lamp: ______0 Prince Castle Holding Units:______° Cooker/Warmer or heat well: ______0

  • Fryer Temperature should be 350° F (+/-10° F). Fryer 1_______° Fryer 2_______° Fryer 3________° Fryer 4________°

  • Grill Temperature zones are 450°F (+/- 30°), 350°F (+/- 30°) and 200°F (200°F minimum, 230°F maximum), Garland Clamshell Top 425°F (+/-15°F) Garland Clamshell Bottom 350°F (+/- 10°F), Taylor Clamshell Top 425°F (+/- 10°F) Taylor Clamshell Bottom 335°F <br>(+/- 10°F) Actual Temperature 400°_______, 350°_______, 200°_________, Garland Clamshell Grill Top 425° ________, <br>Garland Clamshell Bottom 350°_________, Taylor Clamshell Top 425°__________, Taylor Clamshell Bottom 350°_________<br>

  • Internal Meat Temperature Log (monthly log) and Sonic Safe temperature Log (daily log) completed per Sonic policy. <br>Corrective Actions documented. [CRITICAL]

  • Ice Cream and Shake Machine cabinets are 33°F to 38°F, product temperature is 33°F to 40°F. Thermometer must be <br>present and in good working condition. [CRITICAL] (Health Department) Actual temperature _______ °

  • Ice Cream and shake machine(s) must be clean, properly maintained and sanitized. (Health Department)

OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES

  • Correct grill procedures (including grill timers) for meat patties, bacon, ham, grilled chicken, eggs, sausage, and burrito mix must be used. All products must be cooked to 165°F or greater. [CRITICAL] (Health Department) Meat Patty temperature: __________°

  • Correct dresser station procedures must be used. [CRITICAL] (Health Department)

  • All drive-in team members are following Sonic 20/20. Sonic, State, or Local glove requirements are followed. [CRITICAL] (Health Department)

  • Clean towels must be used, stored properly and in sanitizer. (Health Department)

  • No cross-contamination is allowed. [CRITICAL] (Health Department)

  • Approved products are being used. _____Ice Cream _____Hot Dog _____Meat Patties _____Chili _____Gravy <br>_____Corn Dogs _____Chicken _____Shredded Cheese _____Sliced Cheese _____Sausage _____Eggs ______Bulk <br>Mayo _____Bulk Mustard _____Bulk Ranch _____Shredded Lettuce _____Tomatoes _____French Fries _____Tater <br>Tots _____Bulk Ketchup [CRITICAL]

  • Food must be properly tempered to 33° to 40° F. [CRITICAL] Chili_____° Hot Dogs_____° Bacon_____° Corn Dogs_____° <br>Grilled Chicken_____° Strawberry Topping _____° Ham _____°

  • Product stored in walk-in & reach-in coolers and freezers are properly stored, covered and dated. This includes tempered items. <br>(Health Department)

GENERAL FOOD SAFETY

  • Sanitizer is present at the designated locations and in the correct concentration and temperature. Sanitizer test strips are <br>present and in use. Chlorsan, Citrus Delimer and disinfectant are present in drive-in. [CRITICAL] (Health Department)

  • Digital thermometer kit and probes are present and properly calibrated. [CRITICAL]

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

  • Use only approved chemicals at the drive-in

  • All cleaning chemicals and equipment are properly identified and stored away from food and paper products. [CRITICAL] <br>(Health Department)

  • Floors, drains, and baseboards are clean and in good condition. All threaded water connections must have proper back flow device. <br>(Health Department)

  • Walls, doors, ceiling panels and vents are clean, in place, and in good repair. (Health Department)<br>

  • Restrooms are clean and properly stocked. (Health Department)

  • Trash cans and dumpster areas are clean, covered and free from debris. (Health Department)

  • Light fixtures are shielded or covered. (Health Department)

  • Three compartment sinks are set up properly when being used: Wash, Rinse and Sanitizer. If approved mechanical dish machine is <br>used, all temperatures and sanitizer concentrations, if applicable, meet requirements. (Health Department)

  • All food contact surfaces must be cleaned and sanitized at least every two hours. [CRITICAL] (Health Department)

  • All equipment must be NSF certified/commercial grade, clean, in good condition, and properly maintained. (Health Department)

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

  • Utensils and storage containers are clean, food grade, NSF certified, in good condition and stored properly: tomato slicer, can <br>opener, onion ring machine, food bins, cutting boards, utensils, cutting gloves, malt collars etc. (Health Department)

  • Soft drink, ice machine and ice bin are free of soil and in good working order. Ice scoops must be properly stored. (Health Department)

  • Ice bucket is NSF certified, clean, sanitized, in good condition, stored off the floor, and labeled as an “ice only” bucket. (Health Department)<br>

EMPLOYEE HYGIENE

  • Hand sinks in kitchen (1) and front area (1) are properly stocked. Hand sinks and drains are in good working order. <br>[CRITICAL] (Health Department)

  • All drive-in team members wearing clean uniforms and hair is properly restrained. (Health Department)

  • No jewelry, including watches, worn by food handlers. No fingernails over ¼ inch in length. Bandages must be colored and <br>covered. (HEALTH DEPARTMENT) (3 POINTS)<br>

  • All drive-in team members' personal items, including food and drinks are properly stored. (Health Department)

  • No visible signs of infestation. Outside doors should be sealed and remain closed. [CRITICAL] (Health Department)<br>

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

INFORMATION

  • Managers, Assistant Managers, and Person In Charge (PIC) are ServSafe Certified. [CRITICAL] (Health Department)

  • Current Operations Manual must be present.

  • Current Food Safety Audit packet must be present.

  • Training Minutes eLearning records reflect the current required training. All training materials posted and readily accessible.

  • Required Sonic Food Safety Training is complete and available for all team members. [CRITICAL]

  • Historical temperature logs (Internal Meat, and Sonic Safe) are recorded and corrective actions documented. [CRITICAL]<br>

  • SDS Sheets must be available for all chemicals including pesticides and sanitizer.

  • Sonic Bodily Fluid kit and First Aid kits must be present and properly stocked.

  • Current State / Local Health Permit is posted. Health inspections should be maintained on file in the drive-in for a period of at least <br>one year.<br>

  • Outside sewage and/or grease trap manhole cover is properly secured. (NO POINTS DEDUCTED)

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