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Home › Forums › Restaurant Professionals Forum › Restaurant Professionals Forum › keeping hambugers in water › Re:keeping hambugers in water

September 21, 2010 at 2:33 pm #2765901
chewingthefat
chewingthefat
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As a customer, if I saw this, I’d laugh and walk away.

What you’re doing at your place and what georgiadogs is talking about are two different operations with different customers and different expectations.  If I was expecting a 1/2 pound pub burger cooked medium rare to order, you’re right, this method is unacceptable.  For a high volume, fast food oriented place, where speed and price are often a greater concern to the customer, this method works just fine.

Buddy

I totally understand this, I personally would wait for a fresh made burger. Honestly, I didn’t know places did this, high volume burger joints seem to be wrapping and bagging as soon as they come off the flat top. Take 5 Guys, Please![;)] drum roll, Henny Youngman![:)]

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