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Office of Food Protection 321 University Avenue, 2nd Floor Philadelphia, PA 19104 http://www.phila.gov/health/Environment/FoodProtection.htmlSpecial Event Temporary Food Vendor Guide & Application

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1. Step 1: Gather all the necessary information and materials for the event.
2. Step 2: Contact the local health department to find out the specific requirements and regulations for temporary special event food.
3. Step 3: Prepare the temporary food facilities by setting up tables, tents, and necessary equipment.
4. Step 4: Ensure that all food handlers have their required food handler's certification.
5. Step 5: Plan and prepare the menu for the event, taking into consideration any dietary restrictions or special requests.
6. Step 6: Purchase all the ingredients and supplies needed to prepare the food.
7. Step 7: Prepare the food in a clean and sanitary environment, following proper food handling and safety guidelines.
8. Step 8: Set up the food service area with appropriate signage, utensils, and serving trays.
9. Step 9: Monitor the temperature of the food to ensure it is maintained at safe levels.
10. Step 10: Serve the food to the event attendees in a timely and efficient manner.
11. Step 11: Continuously clean and sanitize the food service area throughout the event.
12. Step 12: Keep track of the number of servings and any leftover food for reporting purposes.
13. Step 13: After the event, properly clean and pack up the temporary food facilities and equipment.
14. Step 14: Submit any required reports or documentation to the local health department regarding the event.

Who needs temporary special event food?

1. Temporary special event food is needed by event organizers or individuals who are hosting a temporary special event such as a fair, festival, fundraiser, or outdoor gathering.
2. It is also needed by food vendors who wish to sell their products at these events.

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What is temporary special event food?

Temporary special event food refers to food items prepared and sold at temporary events such as festivals, fairs, or markets.

Who is required to file temporary special event food?

Vendors and food establishments participating in temporary events are usually required to file for temporary special event food permits.

How to fill out temporary special event food?

To fill out temporary special event food permits, vendors typically need to provide information about the food items being sold, location of the event, and contact information.

What is the purpose of temporary special event food?

The purpose of temporary special event food permits is to ensure food safety standards are met during temporary events to protect the health of consumers.

What information must be reported on temporary special event food?

Information such as food preparation methods, storage practices, ingredient lists, and contact information of vendors may need to be reported on temporary special event food permits.