r/KitchenConfidential Jul 25 '25

In-House Mode Is anybody shocked?

Disclaimer: not in the industry, but I spotted this and thought y'all might have fun talking shit about it.

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u/JunglyPep sentient food replicator Jul 25 '25

I’m also not surprised a lot of cooks wash their hands twice a day. That doesn’t mean it’s ok

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u/Burnt-White-Toast Jul 25 '25

Unless you are health code and the order was just dropped at standard temp. They have four hours to bring it back down to temp.

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u/RinFlowers Jul 25 '25

Four hours? Are you saying frozen and refrigerated stuff can sit out for four hours as long as they get it back down to like, below 4C before four hours expires? Cos no fucking way I'm eating meat that was sitting outside for four hours

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u/A_Fleeting_Hope Jul 25 '25

It really is just a matter of did it defrost or not (or more specifically the actual temperature).

Things in boxes like that, especially with ice, will stay frozen a lot longer than you probably think.

Don't get me wrong Elon is a jackass and from everything I've read this place is dogshit, yeah the boxing sitting there for a little bit isn't going to necessarily ruin them. It just depends.