Observed arrival · 2026-09-15
Mise audits the gap between a hotel’s recipes and its storeroom
A one-off food-and-beverage cost audit for hotels, comparing theoretical recipe usage with what actually leaves the storeroom.
Field notes
The audit reconstructs theoretical consumption from recipe cards and the month’s actual sales mix, then compares it with stock movements and closing stock. Mise says it accepts the hotel’s existing report formats, preserves the original files, and saves the mapping for later months. Its demonstration figures show $111,751 in expected usage against $117,084 leaving the storeroom, with the difference analysed across portioning, waste, purchasing, and recipe accuracy rather than treated as one undifferentiated food-cost problem.
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