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The Effect of Holding Time of Reheating Frozen Rice in Specific Temperature
This research project addresses the challenge of food waste at Hangry Indonesia, a cloud kitchen
restaurant. Focusing on rice, a staple in their menu, the study aims to create a sustainable system to
reduce food waste when sales fall short of targets. Additionally, the project explores the impact of
reheating frozen rice on texture, specifically addressing issues such as browning and hardening, which
are considered quality concerns. The study investigates three types of rice (Basmati, Natural, and
Japanese) and analyzes the effects of different reheating times using hydrating tool and reheating tool
methods. Through statistical analyses, including binomial and chi-square tests, the research examines
whether holding time during reheating affects the texture and average weight of the rice. The results
indicate that, despite potential challenges in reheating techniques, proper methods and storage
conditions can minimize textural disparities, contributing to sustainable practices in the culinary
industry.
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