As a “Kitchen Spy” in Ch. 9, what are some disappointing discoveries that McMillan makes about the food system at her work, which is the same system for all Applebee’s? Have you ever dined at Applebee’s? Based on this reading, will you dine there again? Why/why not?
McMillan also acknowledges how much excess waste there can be within this system as well. For instance, she mentions how “The back room was filled with supplies our kitchen staff had been sent by corporate…we would often get more than we needed for a particular recipe and just throw it away whenever we ran out of whatever meal went with it” (Elliott). Here then, due to never knowing exactly how many people will order specific dishes each day or night, larger amounts of ingredients arrive than what may be required resulting in subsequent wastage being disposed of instead of used.
Overall then, McMillan discovers through her experiences as a Kitchen Spy that despite the consistency across multiple Applebee’s restaurants regarding particular meals being served; much of what these establishments serve originates from elsewhere and excess materials may lead to wastefulness if adequate amounts cannot be utilized before expiring or going off.
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