Providing food from a frozen counter in your local delicatessen

By Maureen Templeton


When providing food from a cooled counter in local shops such as a butcher, grocer or delicatessen, one needs to be clever about how food is presented and handled. Customers need delectable items but wish to be assured that safety and health rules are followed. Smart business men and outlets will pay attention to how food is stored and cared for.

Most chilled counters are those that buyers can see into and are sometimes cooled counter tops. Thus, one should concentrate on any display case to ensure that food is presented in an attractive and clear demeanour. This makes sure that consumers can really see what a shop has to offer. Using tiny props, brightly coloured plates and other items helps to market a shop's products.

The cleanness of the chiller has an effect on the quality of the food. Each month, a store is required to scrub out this item: ensuring the walls are clear of mud, grime and food spills. This protects the food, purchasers and the stature of the shop.

You need to be intelligent about floor space. The more food that may be fit into the refrigeration counter, the better. Thus, one needs to be smart about how food is stores and cared for. Whenever it's possible, food boxes should be removed and items should be placed in ziplock bags or in space-saving containers. This keeps food fresh and guarantees one does not run straight out of staples.

Keep health and safety under consideration. Buyers would like to see that local shops are cautious about food health and safety. This implies washing one's hands so that clients can see this is a clean place where food is correctly served. Shops should have throwaway gloves that may be replaced when serving different folks or maybe differing types of food. A vegetarian isn't going to want the same gloves that have touched a slab of protein.




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