Admin - Stock Items Associated Allergy and Dietary Lists

Each stock item has an associated allergy and dietary list viewable in the stock window, along with the date and name when changed (the name can also be a record of an automatic process such as ‘Import from…’).

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How to view stock item allergen information

Accessing Stock Items

Navigate to Kitchen Manager > Admin.

Viewing Stock Item Allergen Information

Select Stock Items [1] from the Navigation Tree and click the Relevant Stock Item [2].

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The Allergens [3] tab provides a comprehensive Checklist [4] of the 14 Main Allergens according to public data.

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Viewing Stock Item Dietary Notes

The Diet Types [5] tab contains a list of Suitable Diet Types [6] that can be assigned to the stock items.

  • If Suitable for Vegan is ticked Admin users can also select Suitable for Vegetarian, Suitable for Pescatarian and Suitable for Halal.
  • If Suitable for Vegetarian is ticked Admin users can also select Suitable for Halal, Suitable for Vegan, Suitable for Pescatarian.
  • If Suitable for Pescatarian is ticked Admin users can also select Suitable for Vegan, Suitable for Vegetarian and Suitable for Halal.
  • If Suitable for Halal is ticked Admin users can also select Suitable for Vegetarian, Suitable for Pescatarian, Suitable for Vegan and Contains Beef.
  • If Contains Beef is ticked Admin users can also select Contains Pork and Suitable for Halal.
  • If Contains Pork is ticked Admin users can also select Contains Beef.

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Diet Types Explained

  1. Vegan: A diet that includes fruits, vegetables, grains and pulses, but excludes honey, dairy, meat, gelatine, animal stock and fats
  2. Vegetarian: A vegetarian diet includes fruits, vegetables, grains and pulses along with eggs, dairy and honey but excludes dairy, meat, gelatine, animal stock and fats
  3. Pescatarian: A diet includes fruits, vegetables, grains and pulses along with fish and other seafood, but excludes dairy, meat, gelatine, animal stock and fats
  4. Halal: Food which adheres to Islamic law, as defined in the Koran
  5. No Beef: A diet that excludes all beef products
  6. No Pork: A diet that excludes all pork products.

Legacy Conflicting Diet Types

When an existing client is moved to the new Diet Type logic, a script will be run to identify and edit any conflicting Diet Types. The script will be forced to remove the least impactful Diet Type i.e. if a Menu Item is set to Suitable for Halal and Contains Pork, then Halal will be removed to minimise the risk of a Menu Item that contains Pork being made available to a Muslim student

Conflicting Legacy Diet Types:

  • Suitable for Halal + Contains Pork
  • Suitable for Vegetarian + Contains Pork and, or Contains Beef
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