How safe are Professional stadiums vendors?

[kcshocker11]

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/otl/news/story?id=5401646

Missouri

Arrowhead Stadium
Kansas City Chiefs
Vendors with critical violations: 56%
Inspection report excerpt: One location with five critical violations during its last routine inspection had, among other problems, several hot foods not being held at proper temperatures. Inspectors had workers either discard or reheat certain foods, including cooked funnel-cake fries.


Busch Stadium
St. Louis Cardinals
Vendors with critical violations: 12%
Inspection report excerpt: No hand towels at a hand-washing sink caused two stands to incur critical violations.


Edward Jones Dome
St. Louis Rams
Vendors with critical violations: 21%
Inspection report excerpt: One location got a critical violation for not having hand towels at a sink.


Kauffman Stadium
Kansas City Royals
Vendors with critical violations: 62%
Inspection report excerpt: Inspectors cited one location with multiple violations for having several items that were either above or below safe temperatures; they found food debris on knives stored in a knife rack.


Scottrade Center
St. Louis Blues
Vendors with critical violations: 0%
Inspection report excerpt: No critical or major violations.

We didnt do to well! 8) [/url]

[WuDrWu]

1)Does this really surprise anyone?

2)Do you actually expect something different when you consume a hotdog outside?

I saw a minute or 2 of this and the report made me cringe, not because of what they said, but the way they made it sound like patrons were dropping dead left and right all over the country.

[kcshocker11]

Perhaps, but you must admit Doc keeping food at safe temps isnt to much to ask. Why risk sickness? 8)

[BenWSU]

Always eat before you go to the game. Those concession prices are expensive.

[WuDrWu]

Perhaps, but you must admit Doc keeping food at safe temps isnt to much to ask. Why risk sickness? 8)

I'll say this, at the prices they charge I should get the food hand delivered by one of the cheerleaders and get a lap dance while she feeds it to me.

[Shirley Schmidt]

I'll say this, at the prices they charge I should get the food hand delivered by one of the cheerleaders and get a lap dance while she feeds it to me.

Great idea, I am in.

[BostonWu]

I'll say this, at the prices they charge I should get the food hand delivered by one of the cheerleaders and get a lap dance while she feeds it to me.

Great idea, I am in.

Listen my loafers are squarely grounded but have you seen the health inspector's report on the kitchen at Pleasures? Last I heard they got written up for not wearing hair nets.

[martymoose]

I've been to a lot of sporting events and have never gotten sick...nor do I know anyone who has ever gotten sick. I'm not all that concerned.

[WuDrWu]

..... but have you seen the health inspector's report on the kitchen at Pleasures?

No, and for that I am eternally grateful.

[WuDrWu]

I've been to a lot of sporting events and have never gotten sick...nor do I know anyone who has ever gotten sick. I'm not all that concerned.

Precisely. I don't need a bunch of regulations and fees that would drive up prices (that are already 3 times retail) and lower the speed at which the product is delivered (the wait can be awful at times) that only serve to line the pockets of government. If you think eating intestine encased pork remnants in the out of doors is not a good idea, then don't eat it.

[martymoose]

If you think eating intestine encased pork remnants in the out of doors is not a good idea, then don't eat it.

You're making me hungry.

[WstateU]

If you think eating intestine encased pork remnants in the out of doors is not a good idea, then don't eat it.

You're making me hungry.

Me too!!!! My wife is preparing unwashed and spoiled tripe... yummm! :D

http://www.ask.com/questions-about/Eating-Spoiled-Food

[WuDrWu]

I'll say this, at the prices they charge I should get the food hand delivered by one of the cheerleaders and get a lap dance while she feeds it to me.

Great idea, I am in.

Can you imagine that pricing though Shirley? If a hot dog costs .25 to make at home and $4.50 at the ball park and a lap dance is $20 at Pleasures (so I hear) what insane pricing do you think they'd get for that daily double at the yard?


Not that I wouldn't pay it mind you.........

[kcshocker11]

Perhaps, but you must admit Doc keeping food at safe temps isnt to much to ask. Why risk sickness? 8)

I'll say this, at the prices they charge I should get the food hand delivered by one of the cheerleaders and get a lap dance while she feeds it to me.

:yahoo: 8)