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I worked for a hotel company once that did all you can eat breakfast buffets and lot of stuff was reheated day after day, the fruit salad was best avoided too.
by dazc 3y ago
I worked for a hotel company once that did all you can eat breakfast buffets and lot of stuff was reheated day after day, the fruit salad was best avoided too.
I don't know if this is standard but I avoid such places like the plague.
- lotsofpulp 3y agoI value free hotel breakfasts at zero for this reason, or whatever the contents of the sealed food items. I prefer Embassy Suites though, where I can see them crack eggs.
- whartung 3y ago> I prefer Embassy Suites though, where I can see them crack eggs. As I understand it, it's somewhat of an open secret that many of the eggs are powdered. I don't know if that's true. They may well also be "boil in a bag", which somewhat makes more sense when you see the texture and the somewhat strange "shapes" that they come out in, if they don't stir and break them. Heck, maybe they're boil in a bag powdered eggs. I was at a hotel in/near Miami, FL, and they opened their morning buffet to the local first responder community. I thought that was rather generous of them.
- kjkjadksj 3y agoStuff has like a couple hour window under heat otherwise you have some explaining to do for the health inspector. You can tip them anonymously fwiw.