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Imagine that you are the manager of the sandwich work station. Complaints have been made about soggy ham sandwiches being served at lunch. List steps you could take to correct the problem?
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∙ 13y ago
A) The Sandwiches might be being made too soon and stored in a refrigerator.
- Make them to order.
B) The bread might be becoming soggy from the ham.
- A good layer of butter/spread will act as a "waterproofing" for the bread
C) The cling-film/Saranwrap wrapping might not be properly airtight
- check on this
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