Food Establishment Inspections conducted in Dickinson County by the Kansas Department of Agriculture’s Division of Food Safety and Lodging from November 6 through November 12, 2015.

Food safety and lodging inspections are unannounced, and inspection results represent only those conditions found in the establishment at the time of the inspection.

Garfield Upper Elementary School, 300 NW 7th St. – Abilene (November 10) Regular Inspection
– Turkey patties thawing at room temperature. Corrected on site: turkey patties moved to oven.
– In reach-in cooler: soy milk at 48 degree F, ambient temperature of cooler at 55.4 degrees F. Cook said milk was taken out of walk-in cooler at 7 a.m. Corrected on site: milk moved to walk in cooler. No potentially hazardous foods are stored in cooler overnight. Maintenance was called and cooler will not be used until repaired.

Kennedy Primary School, 1501 N. Kuney St. – Abilene (November 10) Regular Inspection
– Box of single use trays is setting on floor.

Panda Kitchen, 610 S. Buckeye Ave. – Abilene (November 10) Follow Up Inspection
– Open employee drinking cup on food prep surface in back kitchen while cutting meat. Corrected on site: cup moved.
– Plastic container in make table cracked on food contact surface. Plastic tub used to store cooked breaded chicken has duct tape over a crack. Corrected on site: food removed from cracked containers and containers moved for repurposing.
– Can of WD-40 lubricant on shelf over peppers. Corrected on site: lubricant moved.