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History:Â Since 2012, the food truck has exclusively received inspection ratings of good and excellent. This was its first failed inspection.
What the inspector saw:Â The inspector observed seven priority violations, including a blocked hand sink without soap, raw meat stored in ice chests with ready-to-eat foods and a cooler not keeping foods at established cold-holding temperatures. The food truck was also cooking carne asada and peppers outside without approval.
Follow-up:Â A follow-up inspection had not occurred by press time.
Response:Â Manager Aleyda Lopez said the only issue remaining to be resolved is the cooler, and all the other issues have been addressed.
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