He filled the bin to the brim (cabbage for Kimchi)
He filled the bin to the brim (cabbage for Kimchi)
by tangynipples
10 Comments
glazinglas
I’m sure it’s clean. But why’s it on the floor and it still seems so wrong.
damegateau
Um yeah hope the inspector doesn’t see this
Major_Emphasis3101
we use one a few of those in our kitchen at my job, one one for salad and two for sauce. we go through an insane amount of sauce. they’ve never been used for anything but those items and we have rollers for them but i still get it’s a weird image for people not used to it
czarface404
This hurts to look at on so many levels.
Fonekill
It looks brand new (barcode still on container) so im sure it was purchased for this reason. But still.. put it on top of a couple milk crates.
HundredWithTheForce
We filled a 50 gallon bucket like this with peeled potatoes. I’d invest in a set of wheels so you don’t have to drag it around. You can also get them with spouts at the bottom so they can drain right into the floor drain. I don’t particularly love that they are garbage cans. But they are easier to move and store than the big food boxes.
JoefromOhio
I get the ingrained feeling about it but trash cans are fucking great big sloppy prep messes that don’t need too much precision… there was a place in Chicago that would Schwarma turkey – they’d buy out the post thanksgiving discounts and carve all the meat off and marinate it in trashcans because that made sense as a vessel for that much. Theyd bag it all, freeze it and use it up as you do.
It always bothered me because people would question me ‘you know they marinate that in trash cans’ like yeah, that’s a good idea
ThreeBill
It’s got NSF on it right
itsintrastellardude
The dishwasher is gonna want a scuba suit cleaning that out.
10 Comments
I’m sure it’s clean. But why’s it on the floor and it still seems so wrong.
Um yeah hope the inspector doesn’t see this
we use one a few of those in our kitchen at my job, one one for salad and two for sauce. we go through an insane amount of sauce. they’ve never been used for anything but those items and we have rollers for them but i still get it’s a weird image for people not used to it
This hurts to look at on so many levels.
It looks brand new (barcode still on container) so im sure it was purchased for this reason. But still.. put it on top of a couple milk crates.
We filled a 50 gallon bucket like this with peeled potatoes. I’d invest in a set of wheels so you don’t have to drag it around. You can also get them with spouts at the bottom so they can drain right into the floor drain.
I don’t particularly love that they are garbage cans. But they are easier to move and store than the big food boxes.
I get the ingrained feeling about it but trash cans are fucking great big sloppy prep messes that don’t need too much precision… there was a place in Chicago that would Schwarma turkey – they’d buy out the post thanksgiving discounts and carve all the meat off and marinate it in trashcans because that made sense as a vessel for that much. Theyd bag it all, freeze it and use it up as you do.
It always bothered me because people would question me ‘you know they marinate that in trash cans’ like yeah, that’s a good idea
It’s got NSF on it right
The dishwasher is gonna want a scuba suit cleaning that out.
This is exactly how it’d be done in Korea.