Q:
I got a kebab wrap, and the clerk who made it used tap water in a bottle of hummus sauce and added it.
I can imagine that the hummus will accumulate at the bottom and become more viscous towards the end, but it is only solids that have accumulated, and the concentration of the seasoning liquid is the same at the beginning and at the end. It shouldn't change much, and I think it's too easy to say that if you dilute it with tap water, it will return to its original thickness.
If tap water is added, the concentration of the solids will return to its original level, but the liquid seasoning will continue to dilute.
As expected, the sauce was watery and the kebab had a very strong seasoning of the meat... Yesterday and the day before yesterday's kebab wrap was very delicious, so I was very disappointed.
For those who are cooking, it may be one of hundreds or thousands of meals, but for those who receive it, it is a precious pleasure and fun between classes. There are things that I can do my best again because I have that one meal.
I appreciate that you are very busy, but would it be possible for you to do the basic things such as shaking the bottle properly every time you use it so that the solids don't accumulate at the bottom?
A:
Thank you for your feedback on the hummus. We apologize for the inconvenience.
It's hummus, but in order to make hummus sauce, it's designed to mix hummus powder and water in a specified ratio. When I checked it, it was said that water was added because it was hardened as you pointed out. Although it is designed to be mixed with the prescribed water, if more water is added, the hummus sauce will become thinner, so in that case, we confirmed that new hummus sauce should be used.
I am very sorry to have made you feel uncomfortable this time. We are very happy to hear that you are looking forward to dining in our dining room. We will do our best to respond to your feelings. I would appreciate it if you could use the central dining room again.