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Burger King #21222
Food Service Establishment Inspection | Routine
Observations & Corrective Actions
1: No managerial control. Several priority item violations noted. Pic just arrived at establishment from meeting when inspection was being performed.
11: Whole onions with the ends cut off soaking in vegetable wash/sanitizer. Pic threw onions away and discussed with employee the correct way to clean onions prior to cutting.
18: 3 containers of sliced tomatoes located in wic prepped at 7:48 am reading 47°F. Past required time to cool down to 41°F. Discussed proper way to cool tomatoes with pic. Pic threw away 3 containers of sliced tomatoes. Emailing applicable fact sheet to operator regarding observed priority item violation.
20: Container soft whip (dairy) sitting on counter unattended holding at 60°F. Pic threw away container. Unsure how long container had been sitting out. Emailing applicable fact sheet to operator regarding observed priority item violation.
20: Sliced deli ham in wic cold holding at 72°F. Cut lettuce that was prepped this morning in wic was cold holding at 41°F. Pic state that he was unsure why the ham was out of temp, maybe employees left ham out during breakfast time and just placed back in the wic. Pic threw ham away. Emailing applicable fact sheet to operator regarding observed priority item violation.
22: Containers of cut lettuce and sliced tomatoes (below make line) not date/time marked when they were taken out of temperature control holding at 60°F. One container of sliced tomatoes on make line not date/time stamped when taken out of temperature control holding at 60°F. Food was prepped just before 8 am. Pic threw away containers not date/time stamped, brought out new containers and date/time stamped them to be used on line. Emailing applicable fact sheet to operator regarding observed priority item violation.
37: Employee drink sitting on prep table where onion were soaking in cleaning/ sani solution.
39: Sani buckets reading 0 ppm of QA. Bag of QA was out where sani buckets are filled. Pic changed bag and final reading of QA was 200 ppm.
Additional Comments
A follow up inspection will be performed within 10 days to verify compliance of all priority item violations. Provided applicable fact sheets to operator regarding observed priority item violations.