A: Good morning, Ms.C. I hope we're not texting you too early, but we have a couple of questions.

B: Are you feeling any better today, Ms.C?

C: Still fighting this nasty cold. I really appreciate you both for covering for me.

A: NO problem. I've never been responsible for the entire cafeteria before, so I'm a bit overwhelmed.

B: We're out of oatmeal. Has anyone notified our vendor yet?

C: You'll do fine, Mr.A

A: Oatmeal is in the regular monthly order. Not sure what happened this month.

A: I just checked out junk e-mail box. 

   The vendor notified us last week about the oatmeal. 

   There's a supply-chain issue. We'll have to wailt till next monday.

C: Now you know what to say in case anyone complains!

B: Regarding the chocolate pudding on today's lunch and dinner menus. 

   It should be made this morning. Should we use whole or low-fat milk? 

   There's plenty of both.

C: Use powdered milk. It saves money, and the pudding tastes the same. 

   There's a big box in the storeroom. Mix one packet of powder with a gallon of cold water.

Q.167 What is NOT indicated about the powdered milk used for making pudding?

A) It comes in fixed-size packets.

B) It tastes better than low-fat milk.

C) It is located in the storeroom.

D) It is cheaper than liquid milk.