How do you verify that a modification has been correctly applied before completing the order?

• A. Read back the modification on the ticket, confirm with the kitchen, and double-check before bagging.
• B. Skip reading the ticket to save time.
• C. Trust memory and skip confirmation.
• D. Only verify optional modifications after packaging.

Answer: (A)

The main idea is to ensure every modification is captured and carried out accurately before the order leaves the counter. Read back the modification exactly as it appears on the ticket, confirm with the kitchen that they will make it, and do a final check before bagging to verify the completed order matches what was requested. This not only catches mistakes early but also prevents miscommunications between the front-of-house and kitchen, reducing the chance of an incorrect item reaching the customer. Skipping the ticket, relying on memory, or waiting to verify after packaging increases the risk of errors and makes corrections much harder once the order is packaged and out the door.