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  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

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  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Quality and Safety Standards

  • Team member is wearing clear food service gloves

  • Sanitizes and keeps area clean throughout shift

  • Understands the holding times for fries:<br>Pan: 5 min max<br>Pass-thru chute: 2 min max

  • Has a grasp on acceptable standards of fry quality and discards anything less

Dropping fries

  • Handles the fry bag correctly:<br>1. Rips it open in a corner<br>2. Never seen slams it down or against anything <br>3. Replaces remaining fries immediately into the fry freezer<br>4. Uses previously opened fries

  • Pulls fry basket up and allocates up to have a bag per basket <br>(Level should be under the double-welded wires on basket perimeter)

  • Upon dropping the fries, hits the correct cooking timer

  • Shakes the basket to separate and settle fries within 30 seconds of dropping

Picking up and dumping fries

  • Allows oil to drain from fries for a few seconds upon pickup<br>

  • Preps the fry pan to allow for FIFO of existing fries before dumping newer fries

  • After dumping fries, uses fry scoop to separate fries and aid in further draining of oil

  • Salts fries with an even coat using a zigzag pattern from front to back

Preparing fries for guests

  • Team member is familiar with fry sizes and the box it corresponds with

  • Fry box is opened correctly and filled to a visually appetizing level

  • Fry box is within the proper weight range corresponding to its size<br><br>Small: 3.4 oz<br>Medium: 4.4 oz<br>Large: 5.8 oz<br><br>Differential: +/- 0.2 oz

  • Fry box is void of any staining

  • Fries are above 170 degrees

Buttering Buns

  • Is using the 2 to 1 method of buttering<br>(i.e. One half twice and one half once)

  • Buns are void of excessive amounts of butter on the top of the crown

  • Are covering exposed buns with another tray and are not stacking them

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