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Fast Casual provides tips for food safety during limited-time offers, including understanding temperature requirements and separate preparation space. The publication recommends knowing the risks, planning ahead, and providing proper training to avoid potential issues.
Launching limited-time offers—or LTOs—can give restaurants a boost. From seasonal promotions to testing different items before making them permanent on a menu, the benefits that come with LTOs are extensive. However, as a recent article in Fast Casual points out, these special offers can also lead to food safety concerns. That’s why the publication rounded up three tips for brands looking to avoid any potential issue.
The first pointer that Fast Casual recommends is to know the risks that come with LTOs before adding them to the menu. It’s important to know what temperature ingredients need to be stored at and separate preparation space before making the decision to introduce the new item. The second tip is to plan ahead, meaning that brands need to work with suppliers to ensure that they can handle the quantities of ingredients that are needed.
Lastly, Fast Casual notes that brands shouldn’t overlook the importance of proper training. It shouldn’t be assumed that brands know how to cook items that they haven’t handled before.
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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on November 13, 2017. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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