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KANKAKEE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
2390 W. STATION STREET KANKAKEE, IL 60901 (815) 802-9410, (815) 802-9411 (FAX)
FOOD SERVICE SANITARY INSPECTION REPORT |
Establishment # BB077
Pre-opening
Original Inspection
Reinspection
Follow-Up
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Name of Establishment |
CRACKER BARREL OLD COUNTRY STORE #221 |
Address |
50 KEN HAYES DR |
Owner or Operator |
CBOCS WEST, INC |
City |
BOURBONNAIS |
Zip Code |
60914 |
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FOOD |
LIGHTING |
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WATER |
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VENTILATION |
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SEWAGE |
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DRESSING ROOMS |
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PERSONNEL |
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PLUMBING |
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OTHER OPERATIONS |
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TOILET AND HAND-WASHING FACILITIES |
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Sanitizer Requirement: Chemical |
chlorine 100 |
ppm
Dishwasher Temperature |
n/a |
°F or label |
Food Temperatures: |
gravy: 198 mashed potatoes: 208 gravy: 192 mashed potatoes: 160 chicken: 184 whipped butter: 40 raw chicken: 31 eggs: 36 |
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General Comments |
After direction from Karen Engelbrecht of the Illinois Department of Public Health, an investigation was conducted in this facility regarding a cluster of Salmonella outbreaks in Illinois. The reason the Kankakee County Health Department was instructed to conduct an investigation was because of the people tested and confirmed to have Salmonella, some had eaten at this facility.
Upon investigation, we spoke with the manager,Jason Novoryta, who said that there have been no employees call off sick during the time period of around April 26, 2007 to the present date. He stated that people have called off, but with a large number of employees, there was nothing unusual and he was not aware of any employees being seriously ill. He stated that no employees have gone home ill during this same time period. He stated that no complaints have been made to this facility regarding illness from their food.
Upon inspection, there were no temperature violations of the food today. A temperature log was provided for April 26, 2007 and May 4, 2007. According to the logs, there were no temperature violations on those days, however, the log from April 26, 2007 is incomplete. The only temperatures provided were from the opening of the store. No temperatures were provided for later in the morning or for the afternoon. Jason said that he's sure temperatures were taken for those times, but were not written down. During the inspection, the hot water at both hand sinks in the kitchen went out. The manager and one of the inspectors were able to wash their hands in hot water, but when the second inspector went to wash his hands, there was not hot water available. After several minutes, hot water was still not provided. Also, during the inspection some of the sanitizer buckets were found to contain chlorine sanitizer that was too weak (<50ppm). The chef was observed to touch his face/beard net several times throughout the inspection and return to food service without washing his hands. During the hour long inspection, it was noted that only 2 employees were seen to have washed their hands. Lastly, according to Jason, there has not been any homemade food brought in for employee parties or employee celebrations of any kind.
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