What’s lurking in your stadium food?

[budcrew08]

ESPN did a story looking at health-code violations are all the various stadiums in the four major sports.
Thought this was interesting.

http://www.espn.com/espn/story/_/id/25499595/health-inspection-reports-find-violations-nfl-nhl-nba-mlb-stadiums-cause-foodborne-illness-2018-espn-lines

Quick takeaway: Fenway is mostly clean, Yankee Stadium is filthy, but we already knew that, amirite?

 

[tims4wins]

Boston overall did very well. Gillette was 5, Garden 25, Fenway 26

http://www.espn.com/espn/feature/story/_/id/25316231/health-inspection-reports-find-critical-violations-nfl-nhl-nba-mlb-stadiums-2018-espn-lines

 

[Bozo Texino]

Fenway was pretty nasty when I worked there in the late 90's. I wanna say WCVB did some exposee on Aramark's food preparation - undercover reporters in the bleachers and everything. A bunch of the normal hot dog vendors were spooked. Fine by me - I got to sell hot dogs for the Labor Day game instead of my usual Cokes. Waaaaaaaay better commission and time and a half. Sweet.

 

[Ale Xander]

Seems like all venues except Oracle are bad at food safety/cleanliness.

 

[hbk72777]

Reminds me of the Paul Bearer story about how he loved the Sportatorium french fries.

They used the same grease for years, and when the health inspectors finally came and made them drain it, they found rat bones at the bottom.

 

[phrenile]

Reminds me of the Paul Bearer story about how he loved the Sportatorium french fries.

They used the same grease for years, and when the health inspectors finally came and made them drain it, they found rat bones at the bottom.

Nasty.