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Re:A Slow-Motion Trainwreck Facing the Meal-Kit Industry by criddell on Tuesday June 27, 2017 @07:34PM (#14650553)
> The only place I can see that really escapes from this is the high end restaurants.

Actually, fast food restaurants have some of the best food practices. I'd feel much safer eating at some random McDonald's than some Mom-n-Pop diner.

Re:A Slow-Motion Trainwreck Facing the Meal-Kit Industry by bgribble on Tuesday June 27, 2017 @09:02PM (#14650930)
It's well-known among low budget international travelers (and those that go well off the beaten path) that when s--t gets sketchy you just eat what's deep-fried. Hot enough to fry is hot enough to sterilize. Mickey D is not high culture but it's probably safe wherever you find it.
Re:A Slow-Motion Trainwreck Facing the Meal-Kit Industry by just4themoney on Tuesday June 27, 2017 @09:23PM (#14651017)
Right - McDonalds has very specific corporate policies relating to food safety as well as a cleaning schedules, holding times, and the like. At least that's how it was when I worked at Popeyes, I assume that most fast food chains will be similar.