At JOE & THE JUICE, we're already strong during lunch, and we offer two of the most popular morning products around: juice and coffee. Now, we're taking the next step.
With Capture the Morning, we're strengthening our food offering in the morning hours, introducing a new breakfast range designed to attract guests looking for a quick, convenient bite on their way to work. And when they come in for food, we believe they'll also grab a juice or coffee, that's the opportunity.
This is a key strategic focus for us as a company. The goal is to create higher traffic in the morning and get more Juicers on shift to support it.
With this launch, we're:
Your role in bringing these products to life is essential.
This training sets you up to know the products, move fast, and deliver the same great JOE experience from the very first order of the day. Let's capture the morning, and create some great mornings together!
Global Standard of how to get your store ready to launch the breakfast products. The timeframe is advised, and will vary from market to market and based on store type:

The Implementation Checklist can be downloaded here: downloaded here.
4 Weeks prior to launch: “Plan roll out”
Store Manager must plan the key elements of the implementation
3 Weeks prior to launch: “STM Training & Shadowing”
Store Manager must take a morning shift in a “neighbour store” that offers the breakfast products
*Note: If the store has no stores close by which offers the breakfast range, one representative from the local Management Team (Example: OM or TM) must train the STM in their store before 18 days prior to launch
18 Days prior to launch: “Kick-start Training”
Store Manager will train their Managers in Breakfast Making in their own store for the first time
From 17 days prior to launch —> 2 days before launch: “Juicer Training”
Managers of the store (STM, ASTM, SSV/SM) to host training sessions in their own store, training & validating the team of Juicers. The training sessions can take place either during 1 team session or during multiple sessions depending on the size of the team. It is recommended not to carry out training between 11.00 - 15.00
Steps of Training:
2 Days prior to launch: “Full team validated”
STM to ensure all team members have completed Attensi, been practical and validated
2 days prior to launch: “Checklist”
STM to confirm with DM if everything is ready for launch
With introducing the breakfast products in-store, we've got a few crucial daily tasks to include in our daily routines for Opening / After Service / Closing.
Use following checklist to follow up on these new routines and tasks: Download here

Food Station
All Egg products are made on the food station including Wraps & Hot Bowls.

Juice Station
All Cold Bowls are made on the Juice Station.
Swap Berry Compote for Kefir Chia in fridge drawer

Honey can be stored ambient on the counter top.






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*Disinfect steamwand after each use with disposable sanitation wipes
THE SEQUENCE FOR MAKING WRAPS IS AS FOLLOWS:
1. Avocado*
2. Meat
3. Spinach
4. Parmesan / Grana Padano
5. Egg
6. Dressing
*Avocado must come before egg in sequence to avoid cross contamination of avocado knife
**Extra topping follows above sequence

When placing ingredients ensure to place them in one straight line from end-to-end.

1. Wrap the folded wrap in tin foil and place in grill for 30 seconds
*Be careful when closing the grill so you don't smash the wrap
2. Then place the wrap in the designated wrap box.


THE SEQUENCE FOR MAKING EGG BOWL IS AS FOLLOWS:
1. Spinach
2. Avocado
3. Meat
4. Grana Padano / Parmesan
5. Egg
6. Dressing
*Extra topping follows above sequence

1st Layer: Start by filling Hot Bowl with Spinach.
2nd Layer: Place, Avocado, Meat, Egg, Parmesan / Grana Padano, and Extra Topping
3rd Layer: Add Cholula or Salsa Verde / Jalapeño Sauce on top
*Remember to add Salt & Pepper equal to two portions

Liquid Egg / Scraegg — Egg Handling HACCP
Supplier & Product
Storage
Portioning & Cooking
Equipment Cleaning
Cross-Contamination
Grill Contamination (torn wrap)
Safety
We do it by following steps:
Shelf Life: 48 hours
























Texture: Very runny, almost liquid, grainy, small bits, and doesn't scramble well
Before Opening Bottle:
When Opening Bottle:
When Cooking the Eggs:
The bottle is out of date
The bottle sound fizzy when opening
The eggs smell unusual, look foamy, or have a very pale-yellow color
How should eggs look when cooked correctly?

Purpose
Ensure correct grill pressure so breakfast wraps are not compressed and quality stays consistent.
Before You Start
Steps
Check
If the plate stays up and doesn’t press too hard, you’re good to go


These tools support in-store training by making learning clear and consistent.
Together, they help new Juicers build confidence and get up to speed faster.