Accessible Arts had a straightforward brief, and the food needed to hold up across what looked like a busy stretch of the day. Fourteen sandwich platters covered the bulk of it, packed with enough to keep a full team going without anyone doubling back for more.
The gluten free options came through separately, which is how it should be. Two packs of chicken and avo, one ham, cheese and tomato with no pickle. Having those clearly apart from the main platters means people with dietary needs aren’t picking through things or hoping for the best. It’s a small logistical detail that actually matters in a room full of people.
The delivery went out to Sydney and landed with Accessible Arts right on schedule. Fourteen platters is a solid volume, and the gluten free packs sitting alongside without being buried in the order is exactly the kind of thing that keeps a lunch running smoothly from the first person through to the last.
