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Silver Slipper

October 25, 2010 · Fail

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official resultFail
resultFail
inspection typeEating & Drinking
failed findings7
critical findings1

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Failed findings

Separation/Sanitizer Criteriacritical

Inspector note: Sanitizer solution used for wiping down counter tops registering at 400ppm. Discontinue and ensure sanitizer is at the proper dilution.
code 41-7-201/04.11*** · critical food-safety factorstatus: Fail
Food Contact Surfaces Design

Inspector note: Ice scoop in kitchen area with broken handle. Replace to ensure no contamination from hands.
code 14-4-202.11* · lower-severity findingstatus: Fail
Non-Food Contact Surfaces

Inspector note: Interior of small 2 door silver cooler not draining properly. Address.
code 15-4-202.16* · lower-severity findingstatus: Fail
Equipment Thermometers

Inspector note: Unable read equipment thermometer in small silver cooler. Replace.
code 17-4-204.112/.115* · lower-severity findingstatus: Fail
Non-Food Contact Surfaces Clean

Inspector note: Lower shelf of small 2 door silver cooler with excess water build-up. Clean to remove.
code 23-4-602.13* · lower-severity findingstatus: Fail
Re-use of Single Service Articles

Inspector note: Single use seafood containers being re-used to store meats. Discontinue and use food grade containers.
code 26-4-502.13* · lower-severity findingstatus: Fail
premises not properly maintained or cleaned

Official wording: Improper Maintenance of Walls/Ceilings
Inspector note: Filters above stove top in basement visibly soiled. Clean to remove.
code 37-6-501.11-.12* · lower-severity findingstatus: Fail

What changed since the previous inspection?

Compared with Pass on July 9, 2009: 7 findings appeared for the first time.

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This record comes from Boston Inspectional Services, Health Division. Cooked keeps the official result and wording separate from its plain-English explanation so you can verify what the inspector actually published.

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