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(#7) Bleach In The Milk Tank
From Redditor /u/karadan100:
Used to have a job working as an inspector for storage tanks at places like dairies and factories. Went to a cheesecake factory once [Note: an actual factory where cheesecake is made, not the popular restaurant chain] to test a milk storage tank. It had just been cleaned and was being prepped to be filled with a tanker full of milk. I noticed the floor of the tank was covered in bleach.
It turned out the floor manager couldn't be [bothered] to spend the time sucking out the rest of the cleaning fluid used in the cleaning process and, as standard, just filled the tank with milk on top of a dozen gallons of bleach.
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(#4) Mice Droppings On The Baked Goods
From Redditor /u/Syrenay:
Health inspector here. I went for a routine inspection at a cafe/restaurant. I went into the walk-in cooler to check food temps, verify the food is properly separated, etc. I noticed numerous mice droppings all over the food, and when I started moving containers around, there were mice traps throughout the refrigerator.
The owner simply said, "Oh, mice came in a shipment of food so we are doing our best to control it." I checked the baked goods on the display shelf, and they were basically sprinkled in mice droppings as well. The business was closed for days and summonses issued.
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(#12) A Bleach Bottle Used As An Ice Scooper
From a former Redditor:
A guy was using a cut-in-half bleach bottle as an ice scooper. I told him he couldn't do that. He only needed to go to the dollar store and buy an ice scooper. Well, a dollar, I guess, was beyond his budget as he just kept saying, "F*ck you, you can't tell me what to f*cking do, f*ck off, f*ck you, etc."
Well, actually, I can tell you what to do, and they were written up.
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(#10) Construction Dust In The Donut Dough
From Redditor /u/JackBlackRocker:
I could go on and on, but probably one of the worst was Walmart doing a remodel in the bakery department. The "chefs" were preparing donuts and cakes for the day while the "carpenters" were changing out ceiling tiles directly above them.
Fiberglass insulation, dust, [and miscellaneous] nasty things were floating down into the dough and everyone carried on like nothing was happening.
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(#5) Baby Mice In The Soda Syrup
From Redditor /u/andibandy:
Just last week, I saw two baby mice drowning in soda syrup.
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(#6) No Doors On The Sushi Refrigerator
From a former Redditor:
I did an internship with an inspector and did ride-alongs. One sushi place was so horrible, I couldn't believe it. Not only was there dust/dirt/grease crap everywhere, but there were also no doors on the refrigerators and only a piece of Styrofoam over the freezer doors. Keep in mind this place sold sushi. It was horrible.
Not surprisingly, the reason there was an inspection was reports of parasites in recent customers.
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More and more people are tired of cooking at home, and various restaurants have become places visited by most young people, but I believe that few people pay attention to the things which are not on the menu and table. Top chefs and celebrities remind everyone to check the cleanliness of the restaurant when entering the restaurant. However, there are many hidden and dirty things that only health inspectors can discover.
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