Reminder: Kansas City Seyz NO To Homemade Hot Food For Homeless

Context . . . 

Let's not forget that the Kansas City Health Department made national news for BLEACHING food that a volunteer group was giving to homeless in a rough part of town. 

And so . . . 

With this knowledge, for better and worse, we share a reminder that this town doesn't REALLY want locals getting involved with improving their neighborhoods in any way that isn't already sanctioned  . . .

Kansas Citians can sell or give away a small selection of foods made at home — but they cannot sell or serve hot food to the public unless it was made in a commercial kitchen setting. Hot food is considered “potentially hazardous” if it's made in a home kitchen, Kansas City spokesperson April Leonard said.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

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