Which statement describes the function of the 'Split & Marry' button?

Which statement describes the function of the 'Split & Marry' button?

• A. It divides across two items but not under seat numbers
• B. It merges items into a single order
• C. It moves items to a different table
• D. It applies modifiers that need to be under both items being split and married

Answer: (D)

Split & Marry is used when two items are being treated as a pair for customization. It ensures that any modifiers you want to apply are attached to both items, so when you keep them linked together, each item carries the same changes. This is handy if you split a dish into two portions for two guests but want a consistent set of toppings or instructions on both plates, and then keep them together under one order. The function isn’t about moving items to another table, merging two unrelated orders, or applying changes to just one item; it specifically handles shared modifiers across the two items being split and then married.

Split & Marry is used when two items are being treated as a pair for customization. It ensures that any modifiers you want to apply are attached to both items, so when you keep them linked together, each item carries the same changes. This is handy if you split a dish into two portions for two guests but want a consistent set of toppings or instructions on both plates, and then keep them together under one order. The function isn’t about moving items to another table, merging two unrelated orders, or applying changes to just one item; it specifically handles shared modifiers across the two items being split and then married.