If the school can t let college students order takeout, how can they adjust the canteen menu?

This year, the situation is somewhat special, even if the epidemic in low-risk areas is effectively controlled, it is impossible for schools to adopt semi-open management. Most schools have adopted a closed management mode after the start of the school year, students are not allowed to go out at will, and delivery people are not allowed to enter the school to deliver takeaways. In order to change this phenomenon, the school has specially formulated a rule that delivery workers are not allowed to enter the school.

We have all experienced university life, and we all understand that there are policies and countermeasures. Since it is clear that it is not possible to deliver takeaways, then put the takeaways into a school bag, and then ride a battery car to the door of each dormitory building to deliver takeaways.

I think that after the fall semester starts, the university will be closed. Delivery workers can no longer enter the school to deliver takeaways, and since the school can't let college students order takeout, what are the adjustments to the dishes in the canteen window? First of all, I think the university cafeteria should adjust the meals** and the total amount of meals that the cafeteria aunt gives to each student.

Sometimes my aunt will look at people and give measurance. The pretty little girl has a sweet mouth, and the aunt will naturally give her more food. This is an unfair phenomenon, so every canteen has to specify the number of good meals.

Secondly, the types of dishes should also be adjusted, some students like to eat rice, some students like to eat cross-bridge rice noodles, some students like to eat home-cooked food, and some students like to eat spicy tang. If the school does not allow students to order takeout, then the school can open a few more windows to meet the students' requirements for the type of meal. Meets the requirements of students with different tastes.

When students get the food they want to eat in the cafeteria, they naturally don't have to go to great lengths to order takeout.

Finally, the school appropriately adjusts the start and start times. The reason most students order takeout is not that the school meals are not delicious, but that the waiting time is too long. The number of students in a small and medium-sized university is as high as tens of thousands, and some schools only have a canteen, and there are so many people that they can't buy food at all.

If the school adjusts the class and start times, students from different faculties will have class and start times, so that students will not worry about not being able to buy food.

Meat and vegetarian combination, balanced nutrition. When eating in the cafeteria, you must pay attention to eating more vegetables and properly supplementing meat and milk.

Add more dishes. The variety of dishes should be a little richer, so that everyone can be more selective, so that the experience will be better.

If the school can't let college students order takeout, you can diversify the dishes in the cafeteria, and it is best to make them more delicious and give students more tricks.

Nowadays, the world of foodies is rampant, and all kinds of delicious food have firmly grasped the stomach of each of us and captured our hearts. I prefer to eat in the school cafeteria compared to eating in the cafeteria and ordering takeout, so why did I choose the cafeteria?

a) Hygiene issues.

The hygiene of takeaway is not enough to reach the school cafeteria. There have been many examples of takeaway affecting people's physical health before. For example, do not wear masks and gloves when handling ingredients; The kitchen is dirty and messy; The casserole shop cleaning sink is covered with oil; Moldy marks on the board will have a certain degree of impact on people's health.

The canteen has strict operating standards and management systems. In addition, the canteen will also collect food samples from each stall, and after the meal is closed, the manager will also cleverly convene the owners of small shops to summarize, urging the owners to take care of their own hygiene and be ready to respond to hygiene inspections at any time.

b) ** Question.

School cafeterias are more affordable and inexpensive. And compared to takeout, you can eat more for the same price. The cafeteria aunt always said, "The rice is not enough to serve it in the slag!" "It's a blessing for babies who eat a lot.

3) Food and distribution issues.

I used to be very fond of takeout, but I added coriander without coriander; If you put more vinegar, you don't add vinegar but add chili peppers; I asked for noodles, and as a result, I sent rice noodles. That's pretty awesome!! Of course, there is also the situation of waiting for the takeout to wait until there is no love, the takeaway has arrived, and I am afraid that I am already a waste!

Students, don't "break up" with the university cafeteria, he needs you! The "Outside Party" can never find the taste of home. In winter, the canteen is like the fuzzy water vapor in the wide mountain glass, the canteen that is noisy but not annoying, and the situation that is squeezed into one head or two big because of the large number of people in line every day are all memories of home.

Finally, I want to tell you that takeaway can be tried occasionally, but the canteen is our YYDS (forever dripping god)!

Nowadays, many people are under great pressure both in study and work, and they have to spend too much time and energy on their own study and work every day.

So they don't have much time to go. To prepare too much for their own lives, especially they don't have much time to prepare some food for themselves, so many times we see that most people will go to order some takeout when they don't have time to cook. So now takeaway is becoming more and more popular.

Even some students go for takeout when they don't have anything to eat. And recently there was an incident where a high school student was asked to withdraw from school because he received food delivered.

I believe that many people really can't understand the school's approach. Although the school may be motivated by food safety concerns. They may be overly worried that their child may have some health problems or some dietary problems if they eat outside food.

That's why they ask their children not to charge outside food. So we see a lot of schools that require students to eat food from the cafeteria.

Although it is indeed recommended from the point of view of food safety, however. Occasionally, students ask for takeout, which is actually completely her freedom, the school has no right to interfere, and you can't expel students because they take takeout, obviously, the school's approach is too radical, I believe that many people do not understand the school's practice.

So we hope that as a school, too, should be given to students. Better care and care, rather than being very arbitrary. Therefore, as a school, we should first consider the issue of student learning.

And for the student's own personal life problems, the school should not interfere too much. In this way, students can live better and learn better in school, and only in this way can students perform better in school, and can also make the school better educate every student.

It is also for the safety of students. It is true that some of the outside meals are not very hygienic, which will affect the study. Other students will have ideas when they see it, and they all have to be prescribed.

This is a question that every college student must have a say in. College campuses are not as closed as high schools, and we can choose from a wide variety of takeouts in addition to the cafeteria. Only you can't think of it, there is no takeout you can't order.

So, do you usually choose takeout or canteen? Or, which way is better?

Let's be honest, there are pros and cons to both. I remember when I first came to my freshman year, I went to the cafeteria all day, and then I didn't go much after that. More often than not, order takeout directly near the end of class, and then take it back to the dormitory to eat.

Takeout is generally cheaper and more selective. This is what I like, and it should be the reason why many students choose it. But there are also many disadvantages of takeaway, such as we can't know its hygiene, many stores are opened in some very remote areas, and the safety of food is not guaranteed.

On the other hand, ordering takeout every day will also create a lot of garbage, take our apartment as an example, just the big garbage can on our floor, my aunt has to clean it twice a day. It can be seen that while takeaway brings us convenience, there are also a series of problems.

And what about the canteen? I have to say that the meals in the cafeteria are quite expensive. I remember a noodle shop where my freshman year was about seven yuan, and now my senior year has risen to about ten yuan.

Not to mention anything else, there are almost no meals under ten yuan, which is indeed quite unbearable for students whose family conditions are not very good. On the other hand, the variety of meals in the canteen is limited and there are not so many options, which is why many people do not choose to go to the canteen. But the canteen is also beneficial, at least our food safety can be guaranteed, and even if there is a problem, we can find the responsible department.

All in all, there are pros and cons to both. However, in my opinion, everyone should go to the cafeteria as much as possible, at least there our safety is more guaranteed, and the food will be healthier.

I can provide some objective information and advice. First of all, closed schools often have strict rules and management systems designed to keep students safe and healthy.

If the school prohibits students from ordering takeout or restricts the time and place of delivery, students should comply with the rules or may be subject to appropriate penalties.

Secondly, if the student does need takeaway, consider applying to the school in advance or negotiating with the school to seek a solution. Schools may also consider providing students with more dining options and services to meet the needs of their students.

Finally, after-school schools should not throw away takeaways from students, which is impolite and irresponsible.

If the school finds that a student violates the rules or has other problems, it should take appropriate measures, but it must not harm the student's legitimate rights and dignity.

Both are available.

Unlike high school, where you can only eat in the cafeteria, there are various options, and the school will also have a snack street, there are various restaurants, you can change it, and you can go to the snack street or takeout if you don't want to eat in the cafeteria.

Properly, there is a canteen in the school, and it is relatively safe and healthy to eat canteens, and it is not very safe to eat takeout.