Is there so little happening in southeastern Wisconsin that the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has taken to copying TMJ4's Thursday "Dirty Dining" segment by Courtny Gerrish?
Again, Ellen Gabler runs down a list of restaurants and even cafeterias in hospitals and schools that have been cited for health violations.
She also points out a very few clean places.
Gabler writes:
About 57% of establishments in Milwaukee passed the Health Department’s inspection without any critical violations. That’s a slightly lower percentage of establishments that had no violations compared with last month.
A critical violation is one that is serious enough to increase a patron’s risk of getting sick from a food-borne illness.
...From mid-April to mid-May, the Milwaukee Health Department inspected about 530 restaurants, bars, cafeterias and other places where food is served.
Public Investigator found that about 18% of establishments had three or more critical violations.
What's the point?
Only "57% of establishments in Milwaukee passed the Health Department’s inspection without any CRITICAL violations."
That's not good.
Conclusion: Don't eat out in Milwaukee. There's an over 40 percent chance that you'll be eating at a place with a CRITICAL violation.
Very unappetizing.
I hear you loud and clear, Journal Sentinel. Message received.
Don't eat out in Milwaukee.
That is the point, isn't it?
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