TLE (FOOD SERVICE TREND) Flashcards

1
Q

Designed to seal your oder once it’s ready for pickup.

A

Tamper evident containers

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2
Q

Business owners can limit the exposure of employees and guests to respiratory droplets during face-to-face custpomer interactions.

A

Cashier shields.

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3
Q

prevent the spread of COVID-19 and
other harmful germs, making them a
popular option for business owners.

A

Hand sanitizing kiosks

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4
Q

business owners to clearly

mark designated spots for standing in line, picking up food, and waiting at the register.

A

Floor labels

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5
Q

cover the entire face to limit
the spread of respiratory droplets and
other harmful germs.

A

Face shields

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6
Q

Restaurant compliance signs, which have
traditionally been used for everything from
identifying bathrooms of notifying employees
that a sink is designated for handwashing only,
have long been a staple in the foodservice
industry.

A

Social distancing signs

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7
Q

As grab-and-go options continue to take
precedence over dining in, establishments like
cafes and coffee shops are altering their
offerings to be available

A

Single-serving package meals

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8
Q

In a world where people want to order takeout
from restaurants without paying a delivery fee
or coming into contact with anyone,

A

Curbside pickup has florished

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9
Q

made up of pre-measured components to make
a restaurant’s dish at home, without the fear of
unsafe food handling of the final product.

A

Custom meal kits

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10
Q

As the future of food becomes increasingly
take-out and delivery heavy, restaurants are no
longer finding a need for a front-of-house
dining area and are turning

A

Ghost kitchen

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11
Q

as customers
seek ways to safely go out to eat. The drive-in
diner provides a parking area that distances
cars from one another.

A

Drive in restaurant service

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12
Q

limit
interactions between people, but it also limits
contact with your food as it’s prepared and
packaged.

A

No-contact delivery

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13
Q

This
eliminates the need for servers to have more
interaction time with customers, as well as cuts
down on contact surfaces with tangible menus.

A

QR code menus

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14
Q

When customers have
finished dining, they no longer have to wait for
their servers to bring them their bill.

A

Point of Sale (POS) systemm checkout

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15
Q

To streamline orders and offer customers the
best service possible, larger restaurant chains
have been creating their own apps.

A

Advanced online ordering software

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16
Q

used to
disinfect high-traffic areas such as the New York
City subway or hospitals and are now making
their way into restaurants to quickly disinfect
potentially harmful surfaces.

A

Sanitizing using uv lights

17
Q

a sleek
display screen mounted on a long podium that
records entry times, images, and temperatures
of visitors.

A

Facial recognition technology

18
Q

measure a person’s temperature on their forehead

without contacting the skin.

A

Zero contact temperature checks