Erie Restaurant Inspections Report Raw Chicken at 61 Degrees
Restaurant inspections in Erie uncovered raw chicken that was reportedly 61 degrees and slimy.
Erie, PA, October 24, 2026 —
Restaurant inspections in Erie uncovered raw chicken that was reportedly 61 degrees and slimy, according to the available summary of the findings.
The information provided does not identify the restaurant or restaurants involved, when the inspections took place, or which agency conducted them. It also does not say where the chicken was found, how its temperature was measured, or whether inspectors documented any related violations.
The reported finding is limited to the condition and temperature of the raw chicken. No details were provided about whether the food was discarded, whether the establishment was asked to take corrective action, or whether the inspection resulted in a fine or other penalty. The available information also does not describe any follow-up inspection or subsequent outcome.
Without those details, the reported observation cannot be tied to a specific business or placed in a broader account of the inspection results. The summary does not say how many restaurants were inspected, whether other issues were recorded, or whether the reported chicken was the only finding. It also provides no statement from a restaurant, inspector, or public agency.
Accordingly, the available account establishes only that an inspection-related report in Erie described raw chicken as slimy and recorded its temperature as 61 degrees. Further information about the inspection, the business involved and any response was not provided.
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