Undercover reporter 7-11 exposed the chaos in the kitchen. How messy can the kitchens of catering and processing businesses be?

Introduction: In winter, there are many hot snacks that are very popular with consumers, such as roasted sweet potatoes and oden. If you like to eat oden, I believe there is no one who doesn’t know about the oden in 711 convenience stores. It is the favorite of many people, but after the chaos in the kitchen was exposed, many fans felt chilled. How messy can the kitchens of catering and processing businesses be? 1. Replacement of hot drinks after expiry date

While working as a 711 store clerk, a reporter discovered that the clerks were tampering with the labels in the hot drink cabinets. According to regulations, the drinks on the hot drink cabinet can only be stored for 13 days. Although some drinks have expired, I found that they are still selling them, and some have even been stored for 17 days. When I asked the clerk, the clerk actually said: "We usually Are they all about changing labels? He actually took the matter of changing tags as a matter of course. As soon as this matter was exposed, it became the number one hot search on Weibo. 2. Put the oden directly on the trash can

After seeing the reporter’s exposure video, some people said they couldn’t bear it. The ingredients for oden cooking were actually placed on top of the trash can. The rice and soup were stored in the open air for a long time. The cup lid was placed next to the cockroach sticker. All the sundries were placed together with the lunch box. The tray was all covered with greasy grease. There was no Wash well and reuse instead. The management is also irresponsible and the sanitary conditions are so poor. There is really no integrity at all. 3. Friends expressed their disappointment one after another

Some netizens commented that the oden in their hands suddenly lost its flavor, and some netizens said: When 711 first came to Beijing, all stores were directly operated by the company. Camp, if a hair appears during the making process, then all the oden will be thrown away and cooked again, and there will be a dedicated chef to cook. There will never be expired food, and we will pay special attention to freshness and safety. Later, 711 opened many branches. When I went there again, I didn't expect that the stores were messy and dirty, which was disappointing.

711 is a chain convenience store group, originally owned by Southern Company in the United States, and later entered Japan. In 2005, it officially became a Japanese company and owns many department stores, supermarkets, convenience stores and specialty stores in Japan and around the world. In 2018, it also won the 127th place in the "Top 500 World Brands".