is a food that take the ingredient from chiller or freezer and cook it, when the ingredient is finish cooking, it will directly send to customer
Conventional, Cook/Chill, Commissary, and Assembly Serve
Conventional system Ready Prepared Commissary Assembly
Unklesbay et al. (1977) identified 4 types of food service operations: * Conventional or traditional * Ready prepared * Commissary * Assembly/serve
Conventional food service systems refer to traditional methods of preparing and serving food in commercial settings such as restaurants, cafeterias, and catering services. These systems typically involve a centralized kitchen where food is prepared in bulk and then distributed to various service points for consumption. Conventional food service systems often follow a hierarchical structure with designated roles and responsibilities for food production, distribution, and service to ensure efficiency and consistency in food quality.
Some examples of commercial food services would be McDonalds, Pizza Hut, or Burger King. These are large food service chains that exist in many parts of the world.
what's commissary system
Conventional, Cook/Chill, Commissary, and Assembly Serve
Food service functions to make an efficient system from the kitchen to the customer. The more protocol implemented, the better the system works.
what's commissary system
it has two system that we need
Depends on what kind of service they provide. Examples could be waiter, waitress, caterer.
Non-conventional food is food produced from chemicals. It can also mean foods that people do not usually think of as food. For example, algae, mold, and yeasts.