Open zacck-zz opened 7 years ago
@dominicberinato @vswart Just running through the pre work for the meeting later on today and I realized. I hadn't asked a rather urgent question. While the contract requests functionality to build cocktails. The details to be recorded for a cocktail haven't been provided except that a cocktail is linked to a beverage and an ingredient
Hi zacck
Cocktails should run alongside food as one should be able to use food ingredients in cocktails. E.g. eggs or coffee. Same as some beverage ingredients are needed for food recipes e.g. brandy, red wine.
So a cocktail or beverage recipe item just needs to be assigned to a different category, but should be able to pull from the same list of batches and ingredients as food items.
Does that make sense?
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@dominicberinato That makes sense! However see for an ingredient we record these details: name, brand, allergesn ... e.t.c These kinds of details to record for a cocktail aren't provided
This is fine because other allergens will be recorded for beverages at the ingredient level such as alcohol, sulphide's, gluten. So a beverage ingredient must be treated the same way as a food ingredient, it must just be categorised as a beverage.
Then when it comes to the menu items for beverages other than cocktails:
Recipe = glass of nederburg Barrone (red wine) = batch (below) + cocktail nibbles recipe Batch = 250ml of nederburg Barrone Ingredient = 750ml bottle of nederburg Barrone
If that makes sense?
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@dominicberinato https://github.com/dominicberinato That makes sense! However see for an ingredient we record these details: name, brand, allergesn ... e.t.c These kinds of details to record for a cocktail aren't provided
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I think I will call with my question
@dominicberinato did @vswart clarify my question in regards to this ?
Yes he did.
Beverages must be very similar to food ingredients. The differences are:
I hope that clears everything up? Not a lot of difference between the ingredient level capturing of a beverage vs food item
Warm regards
Dom
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Thank you for this information I will proceed with the additional fields as listed
Expected behavior and actual behavior.
Using ingredients/batches that have been entered into the system plus the beverages loaded a chef should be able to build a cocktail of a drink
Steps to reproduce the problem.
Specifications like the version of the project, operating system, or hardware.