Ordering food at Home or the Office

1. Ordering food at Home or the Office G etting home late is always a nuisance when it comes to organizing supper. Few people can be that efficient that they can prepare a whole week's meals at a time so, what is the alternative? Order some take away food delivered to your home. Here we are going to rely on the food delivery service of the supplier. Depending where you live there may be a good few options and plenty of places to choose from. However, it must be still delivered whoever we order it from. If you happen to live in major city locations, or largish towns throughout the country you live in, you have the option of ordering ready-to-cook meals delivered to your door. This of course means you still have to cook them, but you at least don't have to prepare the food. With today's various and efficient cooking methods such as microwaves, light-ovens etc. cooking is relatively easy. Easy as from a few minutes to maximum of about 30 minutes. You will no doubt pay more for pre-prepared meals however; once in a while maybe it's worth it. We can, of course, order ready-to-eat cooked meals and there is a huge variety here as well to consider. It really depends on how much time there is and of course, we have to rely on the food delivery service which in turn depends how far you are away from the source. If you are ordering a hot meal you need to make sure you are able to reheat it or to make sure the food delivery service for your area is not too far away. Today, the food is normally packed in polystyrene containers which keep food hot whilst being delivered. If it is delivered hot then you need to be a little fussy about what type of food you order. For e.g. a rare steak can be re-heated but it will no longer be rare. Pastas etc. can be reheated with little or no change in the product ordered versus cooked at home. There is quite a lot to be considered in food safety management for food deliveries. If the service is not the proprietor of the meal he/she must observe that precautions must be taken. The delivery service must ensure the food is sealed and therefore is not subject to tampering. The receiver of the meal also needs to be sure the seal is unbroken when delivered. In some countries, the food deliveries must be time stamped. Also, the packaging needs to be examined by the person delivering the food and the person receiving the package. No stains should be visible on the packaging or it must be rejected by either party. Upon opening the packaging there should be a freshly cooked smell and not a noxious odor which might mean the food is old or moldy. Also, make sure frozen foods delivered are solid and not half melted; similarly, hot food should be received around 135oF So, a food delivery service whether owned by the supplier of the food or not has to be ready in an instant to deliver food to certain areas whilst observing food safety guidelines and rules. Source: http://www.richberriesworld.com/2018/04/ordering-food-at-home-or-office.html ************