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    McDonald’s To Whittle Down Menu 1) Offering more products or offering more complex products makes operations management more difficult in multiple ways. One way an operations manager’s job gets more difficult with complex product offerings is inventory becomes more difficult to manage. The more items you offer in your product line, the more suppliers you will need to supply you with the materials to produce the offerings. For example, the operations manager for McDonald’s currently might deal…

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    Food Science I Menu Planning Assignment 40 Points DUE: November 8 by 11:59pm The purpose of this assignment is to familiarize you with dietary practices of other cultures, while keeping healthy eating principles in mind. Read the following scenario to complete the assignment. The point values for each question are noted in parentheses. Submit these answers and the recipes to BlackBoard by the assigned due date. You and your friend both decide you would like to start eating a healthier diet…

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    ABC / VM details of Fried chicken mushrooms (main course) Table (5.15) : Calculate Cost of Menu Items Activities Weight Resource used (time) Cost pool rates Total cost Raw materials chicken breasts 280 .03 6.80 Flour 150 .005 .75 mushroom 50 .097 4.95 Paprika+ black pepper 50 .016 .90 Pinch of nutmeg 50 .09 .85 shallots 125 .007 .75 Parsley 10 .03 .35 Garlic + Onion 10 .02 ..55 olive oil 85 .8 .85 Butter+ cream 10 .02 .65 salt +spicy 10 .06 ,35 Cost of raw material 17.95 Back…

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    Knowledge Of Calorie Count Will Affect Choices On A Menu Of late, there has been a growing concern about health-related issues. Researchers have found that one of the factors that determine the status of one’s health is food. This vital factor provides the body with all the proteins, vitamins and carbohydrates that it requires. Many people are not fully aware of the calorific value of the foods they intake. They prefer to satisfy their hunger and do not realize the importance of knowing the…

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    restaurant is all about. If the establishment is a family restaurant the menu should have family friendly entrees as well as visually appeal to those people that have families. If it is a formal restaurant the menu should have more chic entrees and the look of the menu should be more precise and conservative. There is much more to a menu than just the items to order and the prices. Many considerations have to be made when developing a menu. Demographics are very important. Pricing wholly…

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    Menus: A Case Study

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    establishment. “The menu design must be congruent with the concept and image of the restaurant and effectively communicate the overall dining experience to the guest.” (Ryan. "Menu Covers Reflect A Restaurant's Credentials.") Weather a menu is seen online or in a restaurant, it should always portray what the establishment will be like. Customers are aware of inconsistencies, so keeping a constant representation is critical to success. Details are very important. (Retzer, Caroline. "How to Match…

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    Mcdonald's Secret Menus

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    its secret menu. This secret menu consist of some delicious burgers, fries, muffins and shakes. Some of these orders are more famous and delicious than McDonald’s regular menu. But, most of the population in America do not know about the secret menu orders. Not only the customers, but also the McDonald’s employees do not know about the secret menu orders. Only the people who are techno savvy knew about the secret menu. However, some of the general public claim that it was not a secret menu, but…

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    Eight sub-menus are designed in navigation in Easy Jet’s website. A main sub-menu in the capital letter is ‘Flight and travel info’ which includes flight status check, flight booking, flight information and additional services. Holiday packages are designed in three sub menus- hotels, transport and holiday. ‘Hotels’ providing accommodations…

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    a consumer, the key characteristics or attribute that I look for in evaluating fast food restaurants are prices and menu variety. The reason why I selected price as one of my axes is because I personally value price when deciding fast food restaurants. As a consumer I always want the best quality for the best price; however, in the case of fast food, I would prefer an extensive menu rather than limitations. The restaurants I have chosen ranges in specialties like burgers, fries, chicken,…

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    extending the coffee house to ice creams and shakes (Darby). The line-up of offerings is available to view through the modern creamery’s very own menu. With interesting nouns, impeccable organization, ample visuals, and the appropriate audience, The Scoop’s menu is just one aspect of its community that demonstrates its complexity. The first thing to note about…

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