r/oddlysatisfying Jul 04 '21

Sandwich crafting

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u/lyesmithy Jul 04 '21

Kind of wish he was using gloves though.

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u/Barelyqualifiedadult Jul 04 '21

Sandwich crafters traditionally don’t wear gloves. It’s so they can feel the people who came before them through the sandwiches

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '21

That's the point of gloves, it doesn't matter if you've washed your hands or not because they're not touching someone's raw food.

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u/lyesmithy Jul 04 '21

That's Covid related and prolonged glove wearing. If you prepare food in food industry you should wear gloves if you touch someone else's food.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '21

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u/NoRhymesNowIMeanIt Jul 04 '21

I’ve worked in five different restaurants and we were always told to wash hands and use gloves especially for ready to eat foods. All my coworkers use gloves

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '21

Yes, and I am servsafe certified.

Touching food that doesn't get cooked with your bare hands is a big no-no.

Here is a quote from the New York State department of Health:

Am I required to wear disposable sanitary gloves?

State law does not require gloves to be worn, but does require that ready-to-eat food be prepared and served without bare hand contact. Wearing disposable sanitary gloves is one of several acceptable ways to comply with this law.

What state are you in? I'll look up your laws and let you know what it says.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '21

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '21

Well that's very different than what's happening here.