<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1hTnQs_1FUokgWn00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1hTnQs_1FUokgWn00" width="1200" height="600" >HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - The Kitchen Cops have sent us a handful of low scores from around the Tennessee Valley this week, including some rather unsavory details from a couple of businesses in Madison County.DeKalb CountyThe Crossville Food Mart on Highway 68 scored an 81. We’ve reached out to the DeKalb County Health Department for more information on what led to this low score and are waiting to hear back.Madison CountyDiscount Daddies on Highway 53 and Blake Bottom Road was in a tie for our lowest score with a 70. It had flies in the building during the inspection, an unlabeled chemical bottle stored above food items, a hand sink without hot water, a bathroom with no paper towels and water from the cooler draining into a hand washing sink. But the most noticeable violation was chicken decaying and “turning brown” in a cooler. It’s not clear if this was raw or cooked chicken, but the offending item was thrown out before the inspectors left for the day.The Toney Food Mart on Pulaski Pike was the other business with a 70 this week. It had “severely dented” cans (which can cause bacteria to enter the can and contaminate the food), a chipped knife being used and a dirty can opener. There were also chicken wings and cheese at the wrong temperature and onions that were “deteriorating with grey spots”.Four Leaves on University Drive in Huntsville has an 80, due to an ice machine with a build up inside, food being stored in a hand washing sink, and employees not properly updating the sushi time and temperature logs.Morgan CountyThe Mobil 1 Mini Mart near Main Street and I-65 in Hartselle missed a passing grade by one point, coming in with an 84. It had residue on a food slicer and mold in the ice machine.</div></body>

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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - The Kitchen Cops have sent us a handful of low scores from around the Tennessee Valley this week, including some rather unsavory details from a couple of businesses in Madison County. DeKalb County. The Crossville Food Mart on Highway 68 scored an 81. We’ve reached out...

Kitchen Cops spot moldy onions, rotting chicken

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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - The Kitchen Cops have sent us a handful of low scores from around the Tennessee Valley this week, including some rather unsavory 

Kitchen Cops spot moldy onions, rotting chicken

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