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F&B Standards

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  • Calibration of thermometers:
    • Get a pitcher that includes a water and a scoop of ice. Put inside of it the normal thermometer and the digital thermometer =0 degree (To check if they are working correctly) This is the way to do calibration.
  • Check if the scale is available, clean, intended.
  • Freezer temperature:
    • should be between-18 and -12 degrees
  • Brewer water temperature:
    • should be between 91-93 degrees, you should remove the spray head and then take the temperature.
  • Pot freshness:
    • only for 18-20 mins max
  • Brewer water volume 60 oz (1,800ml)
    • 54oz Coffee and 6oz will be evaporated
  • Grind sample comparison:
    • to compare the grind with it. Should be available with 1 year Expiry.
  • Creamer pump 15 grams
  • Ice plates are available and clean and should be replaced every 2 hours
  • Hot chocolate:
    • 55 grams for small (should be measured in shops that have the automated machine)
  • Espresso grind weight:
    • 8gr for single and 16 gr for double
  • Espresso dripping time:
    • Should be from 20-25 seconds
  • Glass shot is available and clean
  • Stainless and graduated pitcher are available and clean and in a well condition
  • Fridge temperature:
    • All fridges should be in a temperature 1°C to 5°C with all their items inside
  • Cream: 1°C to 5°C
  • All types of milk: 1°C to 5°C
  • Coolatta concentrate open sauces: 1°C to 5°C
  • Squeeze bottles should be available in the store (clean)
  • Check appearance and texture of all available goods
  • Taste coffee, milk, cream and other perishable items.

Remark: All temperatures you take using the digital thermometer, F&B checklist should be done every 4 hours, to ensure that everything is on standards #

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