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INTERNATIONAL HOUSE OF PANCAKES – 36-107

315 BLANDING BLVD · ORANGE PARK · Clay County · FL 32073-4322

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Inspection Summary

Inspection dateMay 28, 2026
Inspection typeRoutine – Food
Inspection classFood
DBPR dispositionWarning Issued
Resultfollow_up_required
Inspection number3680663
Visit number1
Inspection Visit ID13572838
DBPR license2000511

Violation Summary

Counts reported for this inspection visit.

Full inspector observations available
2 High Priority0 Intermediate7 Basic0 Critical0 Non-Critical9 Total
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All DBPR Inspector Observations

9 full violation description(s) documented by the inspector during this visit.

High Priority 2

#8High Priority22-41-4

High Priority – Dishmachine chlorine sanitizer not at proper minimum strength. Discontinue use of dishmachine for sanitizing and set up manual sanitization until dishmachine is repaired and sanitizing properly. Observed dish machine using chlorine solution testing at 0ppm. Three compartment sink set up for ware washing. **Warning**

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#9High Priority03A-02-5

High Priority – Time/temperature control for safety food cold held at greater than 41 degrees Fahrenheit. Observed time/temperature control for safety butter packets at temperatures of 72F on front server line. Person in charge stated butter packets were removed from cold holding 45 minutes prior and returned to reach in cooler. Butter packets (72F – Cold Holding) **Corrective Action Taken**

Corrective Action Taken

Basic 7

#1Basic12B-12-5

Basic – Employee drinking from an unenclosed beverage container in a food preparation/clean dishware area and the container does not have a dispensing mechanism to prevent hand contact with lip contact area of drink container. Observed employee beverage cup with no lid stored on cook line away from food items.

#2Basic14-11-5

Basic – Equipment in poor repair. Observed left microwave with door in disrepair on cook line. Microwave door shakes on hinges and the front plate of door is falling off. Microwave door handle has a rope-like mechanism to open it due to missing handle. **Repeat Violation**

Repeat Violation
#3Basic36-73-4

Basic – Floor, walls, and/or ceiling soiled/has accumulation of debris. Observed; food debris build up on floor throughout kitchen cook line. Mold like substance build up on wall next to hand wash sink on cook line. Grease stains on ceiling tiles throughout kitchen area. **Repeat Violation**

Repeat Violation
#4Basic23-03-4

Basic – Nonfood-contact surface soiled with grease, food debris, dirt, slime or dust. Observed; mold like substance build up on walk-in cooler door gasket. Food debris build up on reach in cooler door gaskets on cook line. **Repeat Violation**

Repeat Violation
#5Basic14-52-4

Basic – Nonfood-contact surfaces not designed and constructed to allow easy cleaning and maintenance. Observed heavily soiled rope-like mechanism used to open microwave door on cook line.

#6Basic08B-39-4

Basic – Raw fruits/vegetables not washed prior to preparation. Observed unwashed cut avocado with sticker still attached to skin in reach in cooler on cook line.

#7Basic14-12-4

Basic – Utensils in poor condition. Observed spatula with frayed rubber end stored on cook line.

Inspector observations synchronized from DBPR on August 11, 2026 11:00 PM.

Violation category totals
Category 4 · Facilities maintain proper food temperature
1 observation(s)
Category 9 · Bare-hand contact with ready-to-eat food / AOP
1 observation(s)
Category 13 · Clothing, hair restraints, jewelry and fingernails
1 observation(s)
Category 15 · No longer used
3 observation(s)
Category 23 · Non-food-contact surfaces clean
1 observation(s)
Category 24 · Storage/handling of clean equipment and utensils
1 observation(s)
Category 37 · No longer used
1 observation(s)

Inspection records and inspector observations reflect conditions documented by DBPR at the time of the inspection and may not reflect current conditions.