Feeding a city for free: the logistics of the world’s largest kitchen
In short: The Golden Temple in Amritsar operates a 24-hour community kitchen that serves 100,000 people every day. This video explores the massive scale and logistical precision required to produce such immense quantities of food for free.
Operating year-round, this facility can double its output during religious holidays to serve up to 200,000 people. The sheer volume is staggering: a single large bowl of food is sufficient to feed approximately 10,000 individuals.
The footage provides an inside look at the preparation processes in Amritsar, highlighting what it takes to manage 'Big Batches' on a global scale.
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