Re:American Eating Habits Are Changing Faster than Fast Food...
by w0utert on Tuesday September 11, 2018 @10:50AM
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Well yes of course, I understand the psychological tricks restaurants use to increase 'perceived value'. That doesn't mean I agree with them though, or that it makes the food any better. Maybe I'm atypical, but for me it actually decreases the value, because I know I will feel stuffed before my plate is empty, and my last memory of eating the food will be that I could hardly stomach any more of it before I stopped eating. This is not even considering the moral objections I have against throwing away perfectly good food, as someone else above me already mentioned as well.
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Re:American Eating Habits Are Changing Faster than Fast Food...
by JoeAltmaier on Tuesday September 11, 2018 @10:54AM
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My local pancake house will sometimes have 'all you can eat' which means a modest serving with the option to order additional food at the same cost. Of course I never need any more, and that way no waste! And the same perceived value or better. Probably a much better solution.