What timer starts automatically at the end of the cooking cycle?

The quality timer is designed to start automatically at the end of the cooking cycle to ensure that food items are held at the proper temperature for a specific amount of time to maintain their quality and safety. This timer is crucial for monitoring food quality, as it alerts team members when items are ready to be pulled or need to be checked for freshness, thereby helping to uphold Chick-fil-A's commitment to serving high-quality food.

In contrast, the cooking timer is primarily focused on counting down the cooking time for food items and does not automatically track quality after cooking is complete. The oil timer is specific to tracking the lifespan of cooking oil, ensuring that it is replaced at the appropriate intervals for food safety and quality, while the prep timer is used to manage the preparation of food items and does not pertain directly to monitoring the cooking cycle's aftermath.