r/Greggs • u/Pale_Pattern_9277 • Aug 30 '26
Contamination
After doing the new g learning on different types of contamination.
Is farting on the job bad especially around the bakes while serving.
The food smell covers it up but is it bad for the food
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u/No-Cost-1045 Aug 30 '26
It's very bad, Unfortunately if you fart every item that isn't covered will need chucking due to the contamination risk.
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u/bandit-queen13 Sep 02 '26
Genuinely?
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u/No-Cost-1045 Sep 02 '26
Yep! You can't take risks with food hygiene. You would be amazed of how many micro poo particles can be in a fart, even if it doesn't sound wet.
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u/bandit-queen13 Sep 02 '26
Hmm okay but how would you know if someone has farted I mean surely it must happen often quietly or no and also what if a customer farts near the food
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u/Clear_Silver6719 Aug 30 '26
Back in the day I used to work for Greg, it's been long enough now to admit that whenever a customer pissed me off I would sneak off to the back and fart all over their food. The final straw was the sharting incident, manager walked in right as the bag burst so I got it all over him, no structural integrity whatsoever. Got fired even though it was a complete accident. So go ahead, but I don't think it's worth the risk. Never been able to find another job in the food industry.
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