The items of the menu like the Dog item, Plowhorse suggests the kind of items these items sell for the restaurant with such name. Hence the chef would do with such items as:
• The dog items would be those which would be low selling and low demand items which would be best kept in the last end parts of the menu which needs the least visibility. As a chef, my idea would be to make it a dessert item or of a high-cost price in the last parts of the menu with a little description.
• The plowhorse is the high selling high demand items which would be in the top and with all the description and the prices apart from the calories or variations. The plowhorse items would be on the top visible parts of the menu with bright colors that are of high needs and restaurants with such a name that attracts the people for the outlet.
Class, As a chef, what would you do with the following menu items on your menu:...
Sample Execution – Level 3
Welcome to your Menu Creation system.
How many items would you like to have on your menu? 2
Create your menu!
Enter item #1: Coffee
Enter the number of toppings: 2
Enter topping #1: Whipped Cream
Enter topping #2: Cinnamon
Enter item #2: Tea
Enter the number of toppings: 2
Enter topping #1: Milk
Enter topping #2: Sugar
May I take your order?
This is the menu:
Coffee
Tea
Pop
How many items would you...
Your assignment is to create a restaurant ordering system where
the cashier can create the menu and then take in the order and
display the order back to the customer
Sample Execution – Level 1
Welcome to your Menu Creation system.
How many items would you like to have on your menu? 2
Create your menu!
Enter item #1: Coffee
Enter item #2: Tea
This is the menu:
Coffee
Tea
What would you like to order? Cake
That isn’t on...
Explain your answers, name the principles you use, and evaluate
numerical expressions.
(3) The dollar menu at your favorite tax-free fast food restaurant has 7 items. You have $10 to spend. How many different meals can you buy if you spend all your money and: (a) Purchase at least one of each item. (b) Possibly skip some items (c) Don't get more than 2 of any particular item
Utilizing Menu Engineering Concept in a Restaurant Operation The purpose of this assignment is four fold: Step 1. To learn basic menu engineering principles Step 2. To learn menu engineering strategies Step 3. To use a spreadsheet program in generating two menu engineering reports Step 4. To evaluate the information found in the menu engineering reports using the menu engineering strategy model presented in this assignment. This will be accomplished by answering 9 questions found at the end of this...
post your thoughts on Perpetual Inventory. For what types of products do you think it would be advantageous to keep a perpetual inventory and why. This post must be at least 100 words, as I’m looking for well thought out discussions. Also, make sure to respond to at least one of your fellow student’s posts.
Topic Think about some activities that you do in your everyday life that include types of motion. They might include shopping in the supermarket, playing sports, or walking your dog. Each of these activities involves multiple motions -starts, stops, constant motions, and changing speeds. To prepare for this discussion, you will consider the many different motions that combine to form one activity. Then, you will write a short description of the activity, emphasizing each of the motions involved in it,...
Pop’s Pie Shop wants you to help computerize its ever-changing menu. Here’s an example of the delicious items that Pop’s has to offer: Here is what we are starting with today: Savory: Savory Mince & Cheese Pork & Peach BBQ C urried Lamb & Spinach Chicken & Kumara Smoked Salmon, Leek & Potato Thai Butternut Curry (vegan) Sausage Roll Spinach & Cheese Roll Beef Pasty Sweet Pie by the slice: Banoffee Blueberry Apple (vegan) Buttermilk & Raspberry Chocolate Chess Chocolate...
You open a new business. It’s a “simple” take-out “hamburger joint”. Your menu is very basic – You offer 1 “menu item” – a 1/4 lb hamburger with french fries and a beverage. You calculate that your “fixed costs” are $1500 a month or $18,000 annually($1500 * 12 months). (Fixed costs are costs incurred no matter how many items you sell. These costs include such things as building rent, bank loan, insurance, etc.) Your figure that your variable costs (expenses...
2. SHTM Tavern aims to redesign its menu. You are asked to help with the menu engineering. Menu itemsPriceCostNumber ContributionMenu SoldMix %Pork Barrel$3.95$1.3050$2.653.2%Lamb Leg$3.75$1.0040$2.752.6%Chicken Breast$3.95$1.40150$2.559.6%Burger Delight$3.45$0.85300$2.6019.2%Super Burger$4.95$1.25190$3.7012.1%Roast Beef$4.95$1.50250$3.4516.0%Ocean Catch$4.45$1.20200$3.2512.8%Tuna Salad$3.50$0.60175$2.9011.2%Egg Salad$3.25$0.35150$2.909.6%Cheese Mix$2.95$0.4060$2.553.8%The total number sold:1565100.0% A. Calculate the average contribution margin for all the menu items; (Hint: Average contribution margin = Total contribution margin ÷ Total Number Sold)B. Calculate average popularity index; (Hint: Average popularity index = 1 ÷ Number of the menu items)C. Categorize the menu items into Star, Plow Horse, Puzzle, and Dog by showing...
Textual menus work by showing text items where each item is numbered. The menu would have items 1 to n. The user makes a choice, then that causes a function to run, given the user made a valid choice. If the choice is invalid an error message is shown. Whatever choices was made, after the action of that choice happens, the menu repeats, unless the menu option is to quit. Such kind of menus are displayed from the code under...