Overproduction is a particularly significant issue when food is served at a buffet.
Avoid displaying too much food at once. Instead, put out small quantities of each dish and replenish them according to demand.
Use shallow, divisible containers to adjust the amount of food on display.
Label dishes with their ingredients to reduce frequent “sampling”. This helps guests choose only the food they really want to eat.
Offer as much live cooking as possible. This allows you to prepare fresh, accurately portioned dishes in front of guests.
Present food creatively while reducing the quantities on offer.
Towards the end of the buffet service, switch to individual portions.
Divide meat and fish into 50 g portions.
Accurately record the quantities of food offered at the buffet.
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