Group Discussion #2 Hats, hairnets, both or none?

bbqjoe · May 18, 2006

Open discussion here. No poll.

Do you wear a hat when handling or serving food?
Do you wear a hairnet?
What are your practices and thoughts?

parrothead · May 18, 2006

Hair gets tied back and I usually throw a bandana on. I am sure that a hair net is better, but..........

FatDaddy · May 18, 2006

have short hair and cant grow a beard to save my life, but i allways wear a hat no matter where i am at except at church and my grandmothers house. so the answer is C bob "a hat"

BBQchef33 · May 18, 2006

if i put a hairnet on, i would look like a chunk of hanging cheese.

I always wear a hat at comps, but its just part of the team uniform. Isnt alot going on on my head to be concerned about.

MrSmoker · May 18, 2006

I wear a hat at comps. but not at home.

BigDaddy · May 18, 2006

Hat. Hairnets are for.... fast food chain teenage employees. they make beard nets too. For those in the trade (I'm not anymore)--ever notice how a customer never finds the hair till the last bite or spoonful?

BigDaddy
www.davidheffner.com

kcquer · May 18, 2006

I'd need a hairnet the size of a sleeping bag. I'm a seriously furry dude.

I don't wear a hat in the house, that's something you just don't do where and how I was raised.

Arlin_MacRae · May 18, 2006

kcquer said:
I'd need a hairnet the size of a sleeping bag. I'm a seriously furry dude.

:shock:

icemn62 · May 18, 2006

My hair is short, I don't wear a hat unless it is hot/sunny. I do wear a durag on the weekends while cooking. To be honest more from forgetting to take it off in the AM then anything else, the family has yet to find a hair, I never gave it much thought.

scottyd · May 18, 2006

I am a bald man, I do wear a cowboy hat at comps thats just part of the show.

BrooklynQ · May 18, 2006

No hats here. No need.

bbqjoe · May 19, 2006

H.I.G. Clearly states that hair must be restrained.
It's kind of a gray issue. Alot depends upon your personal inspector.
But for obvious reasons, we want to keep our hair out of the food.
Besides nothing is more embarressing than someone pointing out a hair in the food.
I have often wondered if it wasn't one of their own, or another party at the table. But having your hair restrained helps alleviate the question.

MilitantSquatter · May 21, 2006

I never wear a hair net at home and very rarely a hat unless I'm outdoors. never think about it at home as my hair is very short.

However, for a period when I worked in the kitchen of a corporate kitchen/cafeteria I had something on my head for the entire.

jgh1204 · May 21, 2006

I know we are supposed to be serious on this forum, but what the heck is that hanging on the far left in phil's pic of cheese?

"Sorry, we ran out of casing, we can use this condom though."

NorthernQ · May 22, 2006

The law is clear in Canada ... either hat or hairnet is required for safe foodservice. A health inspector can shut down a caterer for any violation.

big brother smoke · May 22, 2006

I hardly have any hair. Use a hat when outdoors.

Group Discussion #2 Hats, hairnets, both or none?

bbqjoe

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parrothead

somebody shut me the fark up.

FatDaddy

is Blowin Smoke!

BBQchef33

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MrSmoker

is Blowin Smoke!

BigDaddy

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kcquer

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Arlin_MacRae

somebody shut me the fark up.

icemn62

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scottyd

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BrooklynQ

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bbqjoe

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MilitantSquatter

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jgh1204

Babbling Farker

NorthernQ

Knows what a fatty is.

big brother smoke

somebody shut me the fark up.

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