Customer claims she has the hack for fuller Chipotle bowls....but some call it misogynistic

A woman has figured out the secret to successfully getting a big serving of food in a  Chipotle bowl - but it has ruffled some feathers of online posters.

According to Daily Dot, the big hack that worked in her favor was using her boyfriend's name instead of hers when she ordered the food.

Jewel Diaz, whose TikTok handle is @jeweldiaz, posted a video on April 8 of her showing off her big bowl of food while sitting in her car.

'Me putting my bf's name on my chipotle online order bc they give men bigger portions,' she wrote in her video.

The TikToker, who may have purchased her Chipotle bowl in Florida, questioned if her video with nearly 5 million views, asked if what the restaurant did was misogynistic.

'Chipotle fr needs to start using the same size scoops for everything cuz why is it different EVERY time?? There is no consistency at all,' one user wrote. 

Jewel Diaz, whose TikTok handle is @jeweldiaz, posted a video on April 8 and showed off her big bowl of food from Chipotle while sitting in her car

Diaz claimed in her video that she used her boyfriend's name when she ordered online and she questioned if the serving is because employees thought the TikToker was a guy

Diaz finished off her video caption with two sad emojis and tagged the official Chipotle TikTok account. 

Diaz seemingly enjoyed getting a full serving of a Chipotle bowl and couldn't help but dance in the driver's seat of her car while eating her food.

It's unclear if the Chipotle restaurant she went to gave her the hefty bowl serving because the employee thought she was a man.

However, the restaurant chain has had issues in the past regarding the alleged difference between their online and their in-store orders. 

Chipotle CFO Jack Hartung spoke to Eat This, Not That! in 2020 about the food portions and what they're allowing the chain's customers to do.

'We're not restricting what the customer is allowed to do, either in terms of portion or in terms of adding additional ingredients,' he said. 

'But our portion sizes are much more consistent because there's not somebody pointing at every single pan … the crew will see just the way that a customer is looking at them and think, "Oh, I better put another scoop in."'

Despite that, TikTokers who commented on the April 8 video have called this idea 'smart' and other users believe this secret to be 'smart' and 'true.'

Chipotle has been under fire for issues involving the sizes of their orders online and in-store being different from one another

Other TikTok users have shared their own experiences with ordering food at Chipotle and some of them claim to be past or present employees at one of their locations

One user, who claimed to be a former employee in the comment section, brought up an alleged food-making secret at the restaurant.

'As an EX-Chipotle worker, I’ve always been told with mobile orders if they ask for “extra” give them normal sized portions with a lil tiny scoop of “extra” stuff. Because you can’t see them being made,' she wrote.

A TikToker who claimed to be a Chipotle employee wrote in his comment that when he creates the food, he doesn't read the names - he just makes the order.

A few more alleged employee commented on the video with their opinions but most of the TikTokers responded to the video with their similar experiences. 

'I asked for an extra scoop, and miss girl literally gave me like 3 cubes of steak… I was annoyed,' a customer wrote. 

Many pointed out how their gender-neutral names or when they use a traditionally man's one, they get more grub. One commenter noted: 'Chipotle fr needs to start using the same size scoops for everything cuz why is it different EVERY time?? There is no consistency at all.'

Another chimed in: 'I always send my husband inside. When I go they don’t even give me a full scoop of rice. Don’t get me started on the chicken smh'

Finally, one commenter noted that her name gets changed by the online ordering system, but she gets the same benefit. 

'My name is victoria but online it cuts off to victor and it’s always LOADED,' the user wrote.