Fridge temperature sheets are printed on this site to the kitchen's own figures: the fridges named, the checks per day the plan sets, the month's rows, the limit at the top and the action column. The Food Standards Agency's cooking-your-food guidance, cited below, gives the danger zone as between 8 and 63°C, where bacterial growth occurs, and says leftovers must be cooled and put in the fridge within two hours and eaten within 48 hours. The danger zone temperature log planner prints them to PDF from the browser, free and without an account; the paid product keeps the completed sheets and the readings they carry.
Per fridge, per check
Fridge, reading, time, initials, in limit or not, action, recheck, on one line, and the month's rows for each fridge on one sheet so the folder holds one page per fridge per month. A sheet that shares lines between fridges is the one where a reading belongs to nobody.
The limit on the sheet
The top of the danger zone from the FSA guidance cited below, printed on the sheet so the judgement is made at the fridge rather than looked up, and the plan's own target beside it where the kitchen sets one lower. A sheet without the limit is a sheet nobody acts on.
The action column
What the plan says to do when a reading is over, recorded when done, with the recheck that shows the fridge is back in limit and the initials of whoever did it. It is the column that turns a miss into evidence of a working system, and the column most downloaded grids leave out.
Keeping them
The completed sheets are the inspector's evidence under management of food safety. ProbeLedger Pro keeps the readings per fridge; the planner prints the sheets. FoodDocs lists its Lite plan at $99 per site per month billed monthly or $79 billed annually, and its Standard plan at $199 per site per month, with a free 14-day trial, on its pricing page cited below. ProbeLedger Pro is $49 per month for the whole site.
Questions people ask about fridge temperature sheets
Can I print a sheet per week instead of per month?
Enter the checks per day and print as often as the folder needs.
What about freezers?
Each appliance gets its lines on the same sheet.
Are the sheets free?
Yes, without an account.