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DM is visiting soon and he asked for a pastry plan and a coffee brew plan. Can anyone help with this? (Sbux is a V03 but store is ULV)
DM is visiting soon and he asked for a pastry plan and a coffee brew plan. Can anyone help with this? (Sbux is a V03 but store is ULV)
We are the same. V3, ULV. Do you have some context? Does he just want plans to increase sales, or is there some kind of problem involving brewed coffee and pastries?
Coffee: should be one bag a day. My team was struggling a bit, what helped us was pre grinding and filtering coffee in a cube when we need to so when the timer goes off (every 30 mins) it’s a easy switch.Right now we are struggling with staffing, with mainly only three baristas (TMs) on the schedule. Sales aren't great, and we've been chronically understaffed. We're working on getting staffed but it's an uphill battle and the DM wanted a plan in the meantime for coffee and pastries. We don't brew nearly enough coffee during the day and I feel like our pastry pulling could be streamlined because we do waste quite a bit and run out of other items as well.
I have been trying to order a new straw holder for a while but can't seem to find it on the order guide. Does anyone know where to find it or what it is actually called?
reliability too. we had some people who'd call out a ton and stressed out those who didnt. they didn't want to come in and be alone for their shift.Pregrinding Pike and having it in the filters would be a hard "no" from my DM, so just be prepared to be told to grind to order. If your Pike cube is not marked with the times of day and how much coffee should be gone, you might want to try it. It is a good visual reminder, and has been helpful for my team.
You can also use the RPQ report to help you determine how much to pull. It is based on sales, and assumes that you will qmos one of each pastry or sandwich. This assures that no guest will be disappointed. Maybe you can make that part of your plan for your DM. Talk also about sampling food items. I think sampling is Sbux version of RedCards.
As for staffing, be picky. I have been where you are now, and it is tempting to hire anyone who can fill the hours. Make sure they are a good fit. You are building a Team, not just hiring bodies. Ask around at your store too. I have gotten some great baristas that way. I'm always surprised by how many people have Sbux experience--you never know.
question, how do they track cold brew/ice coffee since those are sales based? unless we get customer complaints we were out of it the only way the dm tracks is pikes which is every 30 minutes of open.Customer connection is like guest surveys. Pike is how much Pike you order. They also keep track of iced coffee and cold brew now, so maybe they lumped those in. Iced coffee must be made twice per day.
question, how do they track cold brew/ice coffee since those are sales based? unless we get customer complaints we were out of it the only way the dm tracks is pikes which is every 30 minutes of open.
ice coffee can be in 5 oz or 9 oz, and cold brew is good for 5 days in 3 and 5 lb variations. there's no way they can track based on ordering your availability of them.
With the heat wave we've had down here we're making cold brew every other day & we've been burning thru two cases of iced coffee a WEEK.So, with 32 packets in a case, you basically have to order iced coffee twice per month. Same with cold brew. Regardless of the size of the bullet, you must order at least 6 each month if you are making it every 5 days.
Do you know what the grate is labeled as on the order guide? For the plates, I have the long ones but don't have the smaller squared ones, what are they labeled as in the guide?We have a grate for sandwiches/paninis, a paddle for loaves, plate for coffee cake, a stand for brownies, blocks for the cake pops, a bowl for the oatmeal (has three smaller dip bowls for the nuts/brown sugar/raisins).
We fill in with multiples if we're out of a particular item to keep it full-looking.
Do you know what the grate is labeled as on the order guide? For the plates, I have the long ones but don't have the smaller squared ones, what are they labeled as in the guide?
Tried searching for the Starbucks Master Item List but all I found was a excel spreadsheet. And not the PDF file with the pictures.
Thank you very much! Do you happen to have the DCPI for the paddle and white stand used int display case? Do you happen to still have a copy of the PDF file? And are able to share it?Unfortunately, the PDF with the pictures no longer exists on workbench. The grate is called a cooling rack on the order guide (260-04-0023). The plates are labeled "platter petite display" (260-04-0264). The cooling racks come in a pack of two and the plates are a pack of 5.
Thank you very much! Do you happen to have the DCPI for the paddle and white stand used int display case? Do you happen to still have a copy of the PDF file? And are able to share it?
I thought you had it.Thank you very much! Do you happen to have the DCPI for the paddle and white stand used int display case? Do you happen to still have a copy of the PDF file? And are able to share it?
I had a printed copy from last year, it was missing a lot of items on it. The copy I had anyways, thus why I kept asking for Dcpi such as Nutmeg a few weeks ago. And it doesn't have the petite platter and grates. But does have the longer plates for the display. Of white I already have.I thought you had it.