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Foods kept in cold holding must stay at or below 41F at all times. Foods that fall into the Danger Zone must be thrown away. If the temperature of food falls into the Danger Zone, throw away the food. Germs grow quickly at these temperatures, making food unsafe to eat.
A food-receiving log records information on delivery conditions such as the holding temperature of the shipping carrier during the warehouse receiving process. The recommended temperature is 40F (5C) or below, especially for the time and temperature control for safety foods (TCS foods) or perishable items.
Cold Food Storage Chart FoodTypeRefrigerator [40F (4C) or below] Soups and stews Vegetable or meat added 3 to 4 days Leftovers Cooked meat or poultry 3 to 4 days Chicken nuggets or patties 3 to 4 days Pizza 3 to 4 days49 more rows Sep 19, 2023
Use this log to verify the effectiveness of your cooling process. The start time for the cooling process begins immediately when the internal food temperature measures 135F from using a probe thermometer. Then there is a maximum cooling period of 6 hours where the food must initially reach 41F.
Ensure fridges and cool rooms are regularly serviced and maintain a temperature of 5˚C or colder. Never thaw potentially hazardous food at room temperature. Food must be thawed in the fridge or cool room at 5˚C. If time is limited, thaw food in a microwave or under cold running water.

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Instructions: Record temperatures for each food item and any corrective action taken. Space is provided to take and record temperatures multiple times for each food item throughout service. Cold TCS foods must be held at or below 41F. Hot TCS foods must be held at or above 135F.
Harmful microorganisms grow well in foods held between temperatures of 41 degrees Fahrenheit and 135 degrees Fahrenheit. This temperature range is also known as the Temperature Danger Zone (TDZ). The less time foods spend in the TDZ, the less time harmful microorganisms have to grow.
Hot holding food temperature log Once cooked, food should be held above 63C to prevent bacteria growth. The following tasks can help you check and log your holding temperatures: Probe the food at the start and end of service and at least every 2 hours to ensure the hot food temperature is above 63C.

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