Health inspector shares restaurant deal breakers

A health inspector shared her list of deal breakers when it comes to dining out at restaurants, and her guidelines sparked a discussion in the comments about other restaurant red flags.

“I’ve seen a lot,” a TikToker and health inspector who goes by the username Too Far North (@toofar_north) wrote in the caption for a video in which she shares her list of factors that turn her off to certain restaurants. Not only did viewers find her helpful guidelines, but her rules also got people talking about other dining indiscretions.

The clip features a montage of places the restaurant health inspector avoids, starting with buffets.

While some of the red flags listed are obvious, such as places with dirty bathrooms, others might come as a surprise, such as restaurants with huge menus.

Last but not least, establishments where the staff seem unhappy is another deal breaker. Further breaking down her rules in the comments, the woman states that “buffets are unsanitary” and germs can easily spread.

She continues, noting that a dirty bathroom is a sign of a dirty kitchen, while an extensive menu is the code for “lots of cheap frozen food.” Plus, if most of the staff seem unhappy working there, chances are the owners aren’t great.

“I couldn’t agree more”

Viewers, including many restaurant professionals, took to the comments to share their thoughts on the protocol.

“I believe that buffets are like a training course for my gut resilience,” one user joked.

“Bartender of eight years here,

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Can YOU guess how much booze is in these glasses?

If a bottle of wine opened in the evening seems to magically always disappear, there could be a reason.

When a glass of wine is in front of them, many people underestimate how much wine it actually contains, new research suggests.

It could explain why the measures served at home are often larger than those served at bars and restaurants, and why people often over-indulge at Christmas parties.

Almost three-quarters of adults underestimate the amount of wine in a 250ml glass, according to a survey by Direct Line Motor Insurance.

How many units are in these two glasses?  Only 15 per cent guessed right for wine, whereas 23 per cent knew the answer for gin.  SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM FOR ANSWERS

How many units are in these two glasses? Only 15 per cent guessed right for wine, whereas 23 per cent knew the answer for gin. SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM FOR ANSWERS

Shown the large glass, containing a third of a bottle, 70 per cent believed it was a medium or small glass.

When shown a serving of gin in a glass, just 22 per cent correctly identified a double measure.

Some 59 per cent of people asked believed the double measure to be only a single measure.

Responding to a survey of 2,000 people, Andrew Misell, from Alcohol Change UK, said: ‘We’ve seen a big shift in drinking habits in recent years with more and more of us drinking at home.

‘But, as this study has shown, many people are unsure of the size of the drinks they pour themselves, and often underestimate how much they’re having.

‘This can lead to them drinking more than they intended without realizing.

‘If

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University students, pizza place workers deliver food to police amid investigation

Students at the University of Idaho and a local pizza place worker began delivering pizza to officers at the Moscow Police Department on Tuesday.

The deliveries of food from Pizza Perfection were done as a way to thank the police for their work investigating the recent murders of four University of Idaho students.

A fundraiser set up by a member of the community on spotfund.com invited donations to help fund the meals.

Students deliver pizza to Idaho police amid murder investigation

Students at the University of Idaho and a local pizza place worker delivered pizza to the Moscow Police Department.

“The Moscow, Idaho police and other agencies are working tirelessly to solve the murders of the four students,” the fundraiser’s caption reads.

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“Though it’s not going to change their lives, we will order 16 XL pizzas to be delivered to the 50 of them there on any given day,” it continued. “Sometimes a small gesture of support can go a long way to these traumatized, tired and dedicated workers.”

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Man delivers pizza to police in Idaho

The deliveries of food from Pizza Perfection were done as a way to thank the police for their work in investigating the recent murders of four University of Idaho students.

According to the fundraiser, the police officers are very grateful for those who contribute to the meals.

The four University of Idaho students, Ethan Chapin, 20;

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