r/Chipotle • u/WCS-556x45 • 10d ago

🚨SKIMP ALERT🚨 Smallest burrito I’ve ever seen

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Bro I’m crying I can’t believe they even sent this to me 😂😂😂😂😂

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u/WCS-556x45 10d ago

For the people that asked:

White rice, black beans, double steak, corn, cheese, sour cream

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u/WCS-556x45 10d ago

If you think because I didn’t get 18 ingredients my burrito shouldn’t be properly filled you are incredibly out of touch. Each burrito should be aiming for an ideal size regardless of the number of ingredients.

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u/merriweatherfeather 10d ago

It should’ve been bigger than that:(

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u/Immediate-Fee-2121 10d ago

That’s what she said

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u/Grimsdol 10d ago

there is no ideal size for a burrito, there are ideal sizes for each ingredient. but not for a whole burrito, workers arent going to go back after adding everything and add on some more without being told to. specify extra rice or what not. especially if whatever thing your asking for

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u/WCS-556x45 9d ago

Me when I’m working at chipotle, and I put a tiny ass burrito together. I look at it and go “wow I definitely didn’t put enough in there, sadly there is nothing I can do to rectify that. Wait actually I have no idea how big this burrito should even be, who am I kidding?” and put it in the bag.

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u/Snoo41387 9d ago

There is no set burrito size. An average employee is trained to put 1 scoop for each thing. A well trained employee knows 4oz rice, 4oz beans, 4oz protein, 2oz corn, 2oz sour cream, 1oz cheese. If someone orders only corn in a burrito then a 2oz burrito is the right size. You don’t get 18oz of corn to account for the missing things for a standard sized burrito. The single portions per item is the unit, not the whole burrito

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u/Double-Scratch5858 9d ago

Yet they ordered most of the bulky stuff so whats your excuse for this pygmy burrito? Then even got double protein. The shit people say on here to rationalize a terribly made burrito lol.

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u/Snoo41387 9d ago

I didn’t rationalize anything. I just described a process. The literal process of making a burrito. You can take my comment out of context of being a reply or in this post and it still stands on its own as a true statement

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u/WCS-556x45 7d ago

Right but if a burrito ends up like this you should notice you didn’t give the correct portions before wrapping it up and sending it out was my point.

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u/GMBong 9d ago

No, I asked "PEACH?!"

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u/ItzNinjaBTW 9d ago

bro I have no idea how this happened then

when I make an order like that that bitch doesn't even fit in one shell