Rock-A-Belly Deli
718 N. Manhattan
Date: April 13, 2017
Reason: Routine
Result: Out of Compliance
KDA_4_60111C The fan blowers inside of the Turbo Air reach-in cooler had dust build up on them.
KDA_7_10211 There was a white plastic bucket located behind the bar and it had clear liquid in it and it was not labeled. An employee said it was bleach water. Corrected on-site, labeled the bucket. In the kitchen there was a white plastic bucket that was labeled “ice only” and there was clear liquid in it and it was not labeled. The person in-charge said it was bleach. Corrected on-site, discarded.
KDA_7_20411 There was a sanitizer bucket that utilizes bleach, and there were plastic food trays being sanitized in a solution above 200 parts per million. Corrected on-site, diluted the solution to 50 parts per million.
KDA_3_30211A1b In the Jordon reach-in cooler there was a plastic tub of raw fish being stored directly above an open box of ready-to-eat lemons and bucket of sauerkraut. Corrected on-site, placed the fish at the bottom of the cooler. (Note: no leakage detected.)
KDA_3_30414B1 The sanitizer rag was draped across the sanitizer bucket located behind the bar. Corrected on-site, placed the rag in the solution. The sanitizer bucket located behind the bar utilizes bleach and the concentration measured above 200 parts per million. Corrected on-site, diluted the solution.
KDA_4_30111 The Turbo Air reach-in cooler (located in the kitchen) ambient air temperature was reading 46.2 F. The person in-charge called for the unit to be serviced.
KDA_4_60111A The large slicer had dried food debris behind the blade and in the crevices. The person in-charge said the slicer was used and cleaned today. Corrected on-site, re-sanitized the slicer. On the utensil rack above the three-compartment sink there were two green plastic lids with sticky residue and stored clean. Corrected on-site, moved to the ware-wash area.
KDA_4_60211E4 Inside of the ice machine there is mold on the metal ice deflector.
4-203.12 The Turbo Air reach-in cooler digital thermometer was reading 39 F and their thermometer inside of the unit was reading 39 F. Kansas Department of Agriculture 61 thermometer was reading 46.2 F.
KDA_3_50116A2 “All cold holding units were checked and all foods were in compliance (unless otherwise noted in this report).”
In the make table there was a plastic container of bean sprouts at 47 F. The container was inside of another metal container (not in the unit). There were slices of American and provolone cheese at 47 F. The cheese was overstocked. An employee said he had the lid to the make table open to make an order (2:45 p.m.) and the temperatures were taken around 3 p.m. (held above 41 F for less than four hours). The ambient air temperature of the unit was reading 44 F. Adjusted the temperature gauge and now it is reading 37.4 F.
In the Whirlpool refrigerator (basement) there was a cream cheese packet at 44 F and a plastic container of bean sprouts at 45 F. The temperatures were taken around 3:40 p.m. (held above 41 F or less than four hours). The ambient air temperature of the unit was reading 42 F. The temperature gauge was set on two. An employee thinks the gauge got adjusted when they were putting food away today. Corrected on-site, adjusted the temperature gauge and now it is reading 40 F.
In the Turbo Air reach-in cooler there were two plastic containers of American potato salad (made on-site) at 48 F and 49 F, taco meat (made on-site) at 47 F, a plastic container of German potato salad at 48 F, pre-cooked bacon at 57 F, a gallon of two percent milk at 47 F, chili (made on-site) at 54 F, a container of sliced deli turkey meat at 54 F, a package of white cheddar cheese at 46 F, cream cheese packets at 48 F and 49 F, a plastic container of shredded cheddar cheese at 54 F, bags of shredded lettuce at 45 F, 48 F and 50 F, a plastic container of sliced provolone cheese at 48 F, sliced swiss cheese at 46 F and sliced American cheese at 46 F. These items have been in the unit longer than four hours.
There was a plastic container of bean dip (made on-site) at 44 F. The person in-charge said it was removed from the unit to make orders for lunch and then placed back in the unit. The temperature was taken around 3:45 p.m. (held above 41 F for less than four hours). The ambient air temperature of the unit was reading 45 F. The digital thermometer on the unit was reading 39 F and their thermometer inside of the unit was reading 39 F. Corrected on-site, discarded.
KDA_8_30411A The current 2017-18 food establishment license was not posted for public viewing.
Subway #4201-12
1223 B West Moro St.
Date: April 11, 2017
Reason: Routine
Result: In Compliance
KDA_4_90312A In the cabinet below the handsink there was a box of plastic forks and knives, boxes of sugar and sweetener and plastic to-go containers being stored under the open sewer line.
KDA_4_20211A2 In the make table there was one plastic lid that had a crack on the edge. The lid was being used on the container of spinach. In the reach-in cooler there was one plastic lid that had a crack on the edge. The lid was being used on the container of egg whites. Corrected on-site, replaced both lids.
KDA_5_20515B The atmospheric vacuum breaker at the mop sink leaks when water is supplied. The end of the red hose is cut above the flood rim.
KDA_4_60111A On the magnetic strip there was one knife with dried food debris on the blade and stored clean. In a wire rack above the three-compartment sink there was one metal scoop with food debris on the handle and stored clean. Corrected on-site, moved the items back to the dirty dish compartment.
KDA_5_20314 The spray hose at the three-compartment sink was below the flood rim and there was no backflow protection (no air gap or drain is directly plumbed to sewer line). Corrected on-site, hung the spray hose up above the flood rim
Which Wich? Superior Sandwiches
8202 W. Southport Dr.
Date: April 11, 2017
Reason: Complaint
Result: Out of Compliance
KDA_3_50116A2 In sandwich make table No. 1 temperatures: tomatoes, 47 F; hard-boiled eggs, 51 F. Make table No. 2 temperatures: turkey, 45 F; roast beef, 45 F; grinder (three-meat blend), 45 F. Corrected on-site, all potentially hazardous foods out-of-temperature discarded by person in charge.
KDA_3_50118A2 Package of hard-boiled eggs in sandwich make table No. 1 without a date when opened. Corrected on-site, package discarded by person in charge.
KDA_4_60111A Counter mount can opener, laying on shelf below table with mounting bracket, with dried food debris and rust on the blade and mechanism. Corrected on-site, person in-charge placed can opener in ware-washing area to be cleaned.
KDA_2_30114H Female employee at sandwich make table No. 1 with bare hands, reached and grabbed single service container with fingers in the food contact area. Upon identifying myself as Kansas Department of Agriculture 111, she donned gloves and took an apple out of make table, cutting it into slices without washing her hands before donning gloves. Corrected on-site, Kansas Department of Agriculture 111 provided training. Employee removed gloves, washed her hands before donning new gloves.
KDA_3_30111B Female employee at sandwich make table No. 1 with bare hands, reached and grabbed single service container with fingers in the food contact area. Corrected on Site, Kansas Department of Agriculture 111 provided training. Employee washed her hands before donning gloves after training on (how to do so). Female employee left sandwich make table to retrieve a head of lettuce from the walk-in cooler with gloves on. She brought head of lettuce to the prep sink, after retrieving a stainless steel food container to place lettuce into. Before accomplishing her task of rinsing the head of lettuce, she needed to remove her gloves to change tasks. When doing so, she then grabbed the head of lettuce with bare hands, placing it in the food container. Corrected on-site, employee realized what had transpired and left to additional task. Male employee returned with gloves on his hands, took outer leaves off the head of lettuce before returning to the make station.
