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- - - - How Long Does The Food Last?
        
        The Frozen Items Are Able To Be Kept For Multiple Days Before Being Disposed Of. I Am Unaware If Items Like Pies Can Be Kept For Multiple Days After Being Heated.
      - Where Is It Stored?
        
        Before Being Cooked The Frozen Products Are Likely Kept In The Freezer, As Seen In The Pictures That I Will, At Some Point, Provide On The Doc. After Being Heated The Pies Seem To Stay In The Warmer.
  - - - How Long Does The Food Last?
        
        The Freshly Made Food Will Only Last The Day. If The Food Is Not Sold By The End Of The Day It Is Thrown Out.
      - Where Is It Stored?
        
        The Freshly Made Products Can't Be Stored And If Not Sold By The End Of The Day They Are Thrown Out.
  - - - How Long Do They Last?
        
        Snacks
        
        This One Is Not Answered By The Tuck Shop Ladies However I Did My Own Research. Drinks And Snacks Will Differ Greatly In Shelf Life. However Snacks Such As Potato Chips, If Stored Correctly Can Last A Few Months Unopened. Corn Based Chips Tend To Last A Tad Longer.
        
        Drinks
        
        Like Snacks, Drinks Will Differ Greatly In Shelf Life Depending On What They Are. Powerade For Example Will Last Up To 9 Months If Unopened And Stored Correctly. Whereas Iced Tea, Such As Lipton Iced Tea, Can Be Kept For 12 Months(Coming Directly From Their Help Center Page) Unopened And Stored Correctly.
      - Where Is It Stored?
        
        Drinks
        
        As Seen In The Pictures The Drinks Are Delivered In Boxes Where They Can Be Stored With No Problem. However They Are Also Stored In The Fridge. Those Stored In The Fridge Are Likely Those That Are Sold First, Because Practically All Drinks Are Better Cold.
        
        Snacks
        
        As Seen In The Pictures The Snacks, I.e Chips. Are Seen On Shelves. Though That Is Likely The Snacks That Are Being Sold Rather Than Stored. The Stored Snacks Are Likely In Boxes Or Being Stored In The Pantry.
- - - - He Is A Key Stakeholder Because, As Said Above, He Is One Of The Two People I'll Be Using To "Test" My Product.
    - - He Is A Key Stakeholder As He Is One Of The Two People I'll Be Using To "Test" My Product.
  - - - Mrs. Kirkup Will Be Helping/Guiding Me Throughout The Term With My Assessment As She Is My Teacher For This Subject And Assessment.
    - - The Food Technician Provides The Supplies Needed To Create The Product That I Designing.
- - - - By Creating A Hand-Held Food/Finger Food Product Students Will Be Able To Move While Eating. Most Students Who Bring Food To School Have A Lunch Box Which Is Quite Annoying To Use If You're Moving Around With Friends. Making Finger Foods Allow For Students Allow Them To Quickly And Easily Eat The Food On The Move Allowing Them To Fill Their Stomachs And Enjoy Time With Friends.
    - - Sugar gives a boost in energy which may help students or teachers if they're feeling tired, even if only for a short period of time. It also helps metabolize fats and prevents the body from using proteins as an energy source.
    - - Healthy foods are good for the body and are always an option for people. Unfortunately healthy foods also tend to be more expensive to make and to buy.
- - - - Storebought: $6
      - Homemade $9.14
        
        Milk: $5.84
        
        Cream $4.14
        
        Sugar(Bought With Cookie Base)
        
        Vanilla Extract(Bought With Cookie Base)
    - - Cocoa Powder: $4
      - Eggs(6 Carton) $5.50
      - Butter: $5:40
      - Sugar $3.90
      - Vanilla Extract: $6.99
      - All Purpose Flour $2
      - Baking Soda: $2:10
      - Protein Powder: $32.99
      - Chocolate: $2:50
- - - - Religious Reasons
        
        None. Callum Is Not Religious. Therefore He Has No Religious Reasons For Avoiding Foods.
      - Special Dietary Needs
        
        None.
      - Allegies/Intolerances
        
        Cats And Birds. He Has Said That He Is Allergic To Bird Droppings And Feathers, And Cat Fur. No Allergies To The Food Though I Doubt I'll Be Cooking With Cat Or Bird.
    - - Religious Reasons
        
        Marko Is Catholic. On Good Friday, Ash Wednesday, And All Fridays During Lent He Is Not Able To Eat Meat.
      - Special Dietary Needs
        
        None
      - Allergies/Intolerances
        
        None.