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Select all the items that have an 8 hour hold time whataburger

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aleksandrvk [35]2 years ago

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The items that have an 8 hour hold time are

Pizza sauce (hot line)
Red sauce (hot line)
Nacho cheese (hot line)
Tea

Hold time is known to be a term that connote the full length or amount of time a caller is said to often spends in an agent- started hold status.

In ServSafe, it states that the time that is need is said to be 4 hours as the maximum length of time in regards to ready-to-eat foods and this is one that can stay in the temperature danger zone.

Hence, The items that have an 8 hour hold time are

Pizza sauce (hot line)
Red sauce (hot line)
Nacho cheese (hot line)
Tea

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