In-and-Out Policy and Procedure Practice Test

When packaging a Flying Dutchman, placing the patties on top of a sheet of wax paper is the correct method. This practice serves multiple purposes: it helps maintain the integrity and shape of the patties during transport, it prevents direct contact with the container surfaces, and it aids in keeping the patties from sticking together. This method is particularly important for items that are meant to be consumed quickly or need to retain their quality by avoiding moisture buildup, which can happen if they are placed directly in a container.

Other methods, such as putting them on a plate first or wrapping them separately, might introduce unnecessary steps or materials that could complicate the packaging process or affect the final presentation and quality of the product. Therefore, using wax paper is both efficient and practical in this context.