Under which condition do we change the batter?

Changing the batter after four buckets that are watery, flaky, or light colored ensures that the quality and consistency of the fried product are maintained. This specific condition indicates that the batter has become compromised and may not deliver the desired texture and taste that customers expect from Raising Cane's products.

Using batter that has deteriorated can lead to inconsistent frying results, such as poor coating adherence or an undesirable appearance, which could negatively impact customer satisfaction. Maintaining high standards in batter quality is crucial for upholding the restaurant's reputation for fresh, quality food, so changes are made based on specific signs of degradation rather than a fixed time interval or arbitrary quantity alone. This approach helps ensure consistency and quality at all times.