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Re:Deep Thoughts on the Food Tech Revolution by Captain Obvi... by prostoalex on Friday December 28, 2012 @02:26PM (#4979074)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kitchen_Confidential talks about refrigerator space and other constraints common to modern restaurants. Whenever you order that chicken that's on the menu together with shrimp, lobster, steak, ground beef, pork chop, pork loin, tuna, turkey, salmon, tilapia, etc., you risk ordering something that's been re-frozen multiple times, stuck in the back of the fridge (the more exotic it is, the higher the chances are that it's been there for a while, alligator kebabs and ostrich burger patties least likely to be fresh), and handled multiple times by line cook's hands while he reaches into the fridge to retrieve stuff for other customers.
Re:Deep Thoughts on the Food Tech Revolution by Captain Obvi... by wylie on Friday December 28, 2012 @03:06PM (#4979257)
Just to clarify, it sounds like you're suggesting that a larger menu will have less-fresh food. That makes intuitive sense but confused me at first.
Re:Deep Thoughts on the Food Tech Revolution by Captain Obvi... by prostoalex on Friday December 28, 2012 @03:38PM (#4979382)
Yeah, sorry about the verbosity.
Re:Deep Thoughts on the Food Tech Revolution by Captain Obvi... by rdl on Friday December 28, 2012 @03:42PM (#4979402)
What works to give a lot of variety is in a place like most chinese restaurants, where there are N things prepared M ways and you can get any of NxM dishes.