Wawa workers reveal the food orders they hate making the most

We've all made a late-night Wawa run at one point or another to satisfy one of the many cravings the super-convenience store helps satisfy. With a menu as vast and diverse as Wawa's, it could be a gift and a curse.

More so a gift for the customer, and a curse for the workers behind the deli counter.

Have you ever punched in your order on a touchscreen only to hear a Wawa worker audibly sigh? I've been there ... and yes, sometimes people are just having a bad day.

But if you ask anyone that has worked a job that involves preparing food, specific menu items could at times trigger you and send you down a very dark path.

The Wawa subreddit, which is mostly dedicated to employees sharing stories of and seeking advice with each other, recently had a very enlightening topic of discussion that caught my eye. A frequent customer asked the question: What is your favorite and least favorite food item to make?

Luckily for me not many of these items are things I tend to order, but it has crossed my mind. Here are 12 food items Wawa workers absolutely hate making:

Wawa workers reveal the food orders they hate making the most

See the full comment thread on Reddit here.

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