Here are some friends with simlar question as we.And I have this question for many days,anyone help us?
Kitty said: Yes.I need help (this may sound strange) but it's about lunch trays. Just Questi-I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(I need help (this may sound strange) but it's about lunch trays. Just Questi),it will help you,my kids.
Well, I'm in Student Council and we want to switch to plastic trays, because we don't want styraphone (spelling) anymore, and,for some reason, I was chosen to do so. So I have a few questions for everyone. One- Does your school use plastic trays? Two- Does it have a piece of paper on the tray? Three- Do you like have it plastic instead?
Answers: Well, I'm in Student Council and we want to switch to plastic trays, because we don't want styraphone (spelling) anymore, and,for some reason, I was chosen to do so. So I have a few questions for everyone. One- Does your school use plastic trays? Two- Does it have a piece of paper on the tray? Three- Do you like have it plastic instead?
My university switches off between paper plates and plastic trays.
The main concern about using plastic trays is that you have to wash them. This means a considerable spike in the amount of water your school will use/need, which isn't necessarily very expensive but it *is* wasteful. Your school will also have to invest pretty heavily in dish soap and things like that, though. If you use washing machines, you'll need to make sure they're big and won't break down. If you use sinks, you'll need to make sure there's a way for the staff to easily use the soap and water with a good amount of efficiency. One good way of doing this is to have a hose that is always connected to a mix of soap and water to use for washing dishes. This makes sure you're not wasting any soap by having a set mix, and also removes an extra step in the cleaning process of hundreds of dishes.
Of course, throw-away items like paper plates are very wasteful too, especially if they're not recycled.
I would say that in the end, plastic trays are worth it, but as commentors said above, they require more work from the staff. Believe me, I've worked in kitchens before, and washing things like trays and dishes is the most time-consuming work. I guess overall I'd just say make sure your kitchen is prepared for all the work that goes with the new plastic trays! There'd be nothing worse than having a backload of a bunch of unuseable, dirty trays after all the investment!
At my university we use plastic trays, no paper. I like plastic... they don't break and they're sturdy and reusable. However, they do need to be cleaned, and this adds a lot of work for the kitchen staff...
It sounds like you go to high school, and that would probably be a bigger issue there (if it's public, there's not as much income as a university). But it's definitely worth it... both more convenient for students, and helpful for the environment! Good luck.
my school doesn't use plastic trays but they should cuz its healthier than Styrofoam , it doesn't come with paper , plastic is better
Read this: All the information of cooking and health post by website user,chineseop.com not guarantee
correctness,It's Non-profit and only for informational purposes.
Kitty said: Yes.I need help (this may sound strange) but it's about lunch trays. Just Questi-I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(I need help (this may sound strange) but it's about lunch trays. Just Questi),it will help you,my kids.
Well, I'm in Student Council and we want to switch to plastic trays, because we don't want styraphone (spelling) anymore, and,for some reason, I was chosen to do so. So I have a few questions for everyone. One- Does your school use plastic trays? Two- Does it have a piece of paper on the tray? Three- Do you like have it plastic instead?
Answers: Well, I'm in Student Council and we want to switch to plastic trays, because we don't want styraphone (spelling) anymore, and,for some reason, I was chosen to do so. So I have a few questions for everyone. One- Does your school use plastic trays? Two- Does it have a piece of paper on the tray? Three- Do you like have it plastic instead?
My university switches off between paper plates and plastic trays.
The main concern about using plastic trays is that you have to wash them. This means a considerable spike in the amount of water your school will use/need, which isn't necessarily very expensive but it *is* wasteful. Your school will also have to invest pretty heavily in dish soap and things like that, though. If you use washing machines, you'll need to make sure they're big and won't break down. If you use sinks, you'll need to make sure there's a way for the staff to easily use the soap and water with a good amount of efficiency. One good way of doing this is to have a hose that is always connected to a mix of soap and water to use for washing dishes. This makes sure you're not wasting any soap by having a set mix, and also removes an extra step in the cleaning process of hundreds of dishes.
Of course, throw-away items like paper plates are very wasteful too, especially if they're not recycled.
I would say that in the end, plastic trays are worth it, but as commentors said above, they require more work from the staff. Believe me, I've worked in kitchens before, and washing things like trays and dishes is the most time-consuming work. I guess overall I'd just say make sure your kitchen is prepared for all the work that goes with the new plastic trays! There'd be nothing worse than having a backload of a bunch of unuseable, dirty trays after all the investment!
At my university we use plastic trays, no paper. I like plastic... they don't break and they're sturdy and reusable. However, they do need to be cleaned, and this adds a lot of work for the kitchen staff...
It sounds like you go to high school, and that would probably be a bigger issue there (if it's public, there's not as much income as a university). But it's definitely worth it... both more convenient for students, and helpful for the environment! Good luck.
my school doesn't use plastic trays but they should cuz its healthier than Styrofoam , it doesn't come with paper , plastic is better
correctness,It's Non-profit and only for informational purposes.
- how do you make chocolate?
- how do i know when chicken is done cooking?
- toasted cheese sandwich, under the grill or in the toaster...???
- How long can you soak chicken in milk? Are there any other ingredients for fryin
- how long do i cook stuffed pork chops for and what tempature?
- How are Dippin Dots ice cream made???
- I am looking for recipes for Kibbeh Nayeh(?), lebanese stuffed grape leaves, spi
- I want to learn how to make this certin type of cake frosting, please help?
Related Question about Food and Health
- I want to stop eating processed, refined sugar, crap foods.?
- Do you like hot cheetos? With lime?
- Guys, do you like burritos or quesadillas more?
- Why do they put oil first when making pizza?
- Drank a week past expiration date Gatorade?
- Ice cream or pastery is tasty ?
- I fancy a takeaway tonight. what shall I have?
- What is your favorite of all foods, and has your preference changed over the yea