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Never Serve Raw Chicken!

February 24, 2020
Never serve raw chicken!

 

Never serve raw chicken

The Story

A businesswoman enters a restaurant called Amazing Burgers. Amazing Burgers is renowned for its fresh and juicy burgers. It’s a small and popular place where the owner still serves his customers himself. The kitchen is visible from the dining room through a large glass window, so guests can watch the chefs at work. From watching them, it’s clear that these chefs know what they do and enjoy their work.

The owner welcomes his new customer and leads her to a table. After showing her the menu, he takes her order.

“I’d like the chicken burger deluxe, please”, the businesswoman responds. Then she adds, “Unfortunately I’m a bit in a hurry today. I have to leave in ten minutes for an important meeting. It’s one of those you can’t miss. Could you ask your chefs to be quick?”

The owner, not wanting to disappoint his customer, passes the order straight to the kitchen. After a quick chat with his chefs, he returns to her table. He looks a little uncomfortable when he tells her, “We are really sorry, but we can’t serve your order!”

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Comments (5)


Carlo Mantels
04:49 pm February 28, 2020

So Johannes post got me thinking. What about serving half cooked chicken ? No go? But then we all do sometimes or don't we. Good enough to write a post on it myself.
http://carlomantels.com/?p=234

Comments welcome !


Jesse Houwing
10:49 pm March 8, 2020

Chicken is either cooked or not. It may be overcooked, even charred, but you don't undercook chicken.


Jowen Mei
07:32 pm March 25, 2020

Thanks for sharing. Great for storytelling!


Johannes Geske
12:55 pm March 27, 2020

Joven, you're very welcome! I'm glad you like it.


Rajan Rawal
12:49 pm January 12, 2021

Appreciated. I could take it to the next level discussing with my team with all possible situations which happens in the restaurant business and also happens with the IT Development. garnishing, adding extra cheese even when client did not order and many such others. Thank you Johannes.