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Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

You can't cry over spilled milk, or in this case, smoothie, at least not with hungry mouths to feed.

By Daniel Bonfiglio

Published 1 year ago in Facepalm

Running a restaurant is no easy task. Part of the magic of being a chef is that when you fail, it is pretty obvious. Fast-paced and stressful environments can lead to disaster, and if you've never worked in a restaurant, you know exactly what that looks like.


You can't cry over spilled milk, or in this case, smoothie, at least not with hungry mouths to feed. 


Here are 20 real-life kitchen nightmares as shared by the people working in them. 

  • 1

    “Dropped a bucket of house B&B pickles. 15 minutes until close.”

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

  • 2

    “It’s an hour and 45 min past close.”

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

  • 3

    “Walked into this disaster at work today. Stacked fresh shredded mozzarella 10 bins high.”

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

  • 4

    Oil overflow disaster.

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

  • 5

    “7am, walk in, clock in, this disaster happens right in front of me before I even get my shoes on.”

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

  • 6

    “One guy’s sick, one’s out of town, one got fired, the other had a legitimate family emergency. We needed this”

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

  • 7

    “Kitchen life. The joys of restaurant work. Come in to get breakfast ready at 6:00, and walk into this disaster. Gotta love it.”

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

  • 8

    “Mold in a walk-in.”

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

  • 9

    “I accidentally dropped my hat in the fryer.”

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

  • 10

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

  • 11

    “Happened to the new kid on line. Dropped the pepper mix, then immediately dropped the sour cream.”

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

  • 12

    Brett here dropped his juul in the fryer in the middle of the rush. "I'm not mad I have to drop the fryer, I'm mad cause it was a mango pod."

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

  • 13

    “That one shelf that was a bit wonky decided it wanted some attention.”

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

  • 14

    “My cooler disaster the other day. That’s gotta be at least $100-$150 worth of food.”

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

  • 15

    “She dropped 22 quarts of ranch dressing.”

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

  • 16

    “Dropped something.”

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

  • 17

    “70 gallons of used fryer oil ended up on the floor.”

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

  • 18

    “Today I dropped our plastic tongs into the fryer during lunch rush. How did your day go?”

    Kitchen Disasters, as Shared by Restaurant Workers

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