Menus / the one you only edit once
The paella is on the lunch menu, the Sunday menu, the printed card and the QR the guest just scanned. It is one dish, not four. So you change it in one place, and the allergens can never disagree with themselves.
Paella de marisco
contains crustaceans · molluscs · fish
Menú del Día
€18.50Sunday service
€18.50The printed card
€18.50The QR on table 7
€18.50Four places, one number. The laminated card that still shows the price from last year is the reason this app exists.
One dish, one price, in every place it appears; change it once and nothing can disagree.
EU 1169/2011
The law names fourteen. A guest with a shellfish allergy is not reading your menu for pleasure; they are reading it to stay out of hospital. Every dish carries all fourteen answers, in nine languages.
One dish, edited once. The price, the allergens and the photo flow to the printed card, the QR on the table and every menu it sits on. Nothing is published until its allergens are signed off, so the carta can never contradict itself.
A dish is not published until someone has signed off its allergens. Not a warning you can click past. A state the dish is in.
Allergens reviewedWe give you the fields, the languages and the sign-off. What goes in them is yours: you are the one who knows whether the stock had celery in it.
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