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Run: Cinema Concession Multi-Item Hot Holding Temperature Log

Log hot holding temperatures for cinema concession items like hot dogs, nacho cheese, and pizza slices, then document corrective actions when food falls belo...

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Inspection Details

Hot holding foods must be maintained at 135°F or above. Document any out-of-range reading and take corrective action immediately.

Hot Holding Temperature Checks

Confirm the reading was taken using a calibrated probe thermometer placed in the thickest or most representative portion of the food item.
Verify the product is being maintained in a hot holding unit designed to keep food at or above the required temperature.
Use for any additional heated concession item not listed above.

Equipment and Holding Conditions

Verify the unit is functioning properly and maintaining product temperatures at or above 135°F.
Confirm foods are protected from contamination while being held.
Verify product volume and rotation are appropriate so items are not held beyond safe time limits.
Check the hot holding equipment surface, wells, and surrounding area for cleanliness.
A probe thermometer must be available for verification checks.

Out-of-Range Corrective Actions

Record each non-conformance where a hot-held item is below the minimum acceptable temperature.
Document how long the item was below the required temperature, if known.
Confirm a supervisor or manager reviewed the deficiency and approved the corrective action.

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