KIT-029STANDARD PREVIEW

Pot-Washing Procedures

Defines the scrape, soak, wash, rinse, and sanitize sequence for pots and pans at the pot sink.

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Why This Matters

Pots carry the heaviest, most stubborn soil in the kitchen, and rushing the sequence just moves grease around instead of removing it. A pot returned to the line still carrying yesterday's residue undermines every safety control upstream of it. The pot sink is unglamorous, but it's a food-safety checkpoint like any other.

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Version
1.0
Authority
A5
Section
Culinary & Food Safety

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