Last week’s inspection results from the Kansas Department of Agriculture:
AND Bakery - Feb. 26
205 E. 23rd - Hays
A routine inspection found no violations.
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Lincoln Elementary - Feb. 26
1906 Ash - Hays
A routine inspection found one violation.
- In the back storage area, there were five non-food grade containers that had dried cereal in direct contact with the containers.
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Popt Gourmet Popcorn - Feb. 26
1106 E. 27th - Hays
A routine inspection found two violations.
- In the retail area, there were multiple self serve candies and nuts without any ingredients or allergens listed.
- In the kitchen, stored as clean, there was one scoop and the lid to the mini presto machine with dried food debris on them.
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Tommy Sues - Feb. 26
104 Cheyenne - Schoenchen
An FDA contract inspection found no violations.
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Vernie's Hamburger House - Feb. 20104 E. Seventh - Hays
A joint inspection found three violations.
- In the middle Saturn single-door refrigeration unit, there was a covered tray of raw hamburger patties that were being stored on a wire rack directly over a covered container of mustard. No evidence of leaking was observed.
- In the milk cooler, there was an opened milk carton that had no date of when it was opened. In the first Saturn single-door refrigerator, there was a covered pot of green bean dumpling soup with no date of when it was cooked.
- In the third Saturn single-door refrigerator, there was an opened Coconut Cream Pie and an opened Lemon Cream Pie that did not have the date of when they were opened.