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What is the policy for making substitutions on an item that contains an allergen?
Correct Answer:
Substitutions allowed when possible; no-substitution policy may apply to core components; communicate clearly and confirm changes with the guest.
Explanation:
The policy emphasizes safety with practical flexibility. Substitutions should be made when possible to remove the allergen without compromising the dish’s safety or its essential character. Some items have core components that can’t be swapped, so in those cases you offer feasible alternatives or a different menu item. The key steps are to communicate clearly with the guest about what will change, confirm the exact substitutions, and ensure the preparation avoids cross-contact. This approach avoids assuming substitutions are always possible and avoids making every change depend on management, while keeping guest safety and clear, proactive communication as the priority. Substitutions aren’t always feasible, and a blanket “never” or an approval-only rule would undermine real-world safety and service.

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