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Don't forget, you also need to have some cooking skills, access to recipes, and time. Lots of time (relative to fast food.)
by deegles 11y ago
Don't forget, you also need to have some cooking skills, access to recipes, and time. Lots of time (relative to fast food.)
- Shorel 11y agoIn Latin America 'fast food' like hotdogs and hamburgers is usually the slowest to get to the plate. I can sit in a restaurant chair and be taking my soup within 60 seconds of sitting, in lots of places. And it is usually (but not always) healthier than 'fast food'.
- eridius 11y agoAt a sit-down restaurant, yeah, a burger will often take longer than most other items. That's because it's being prepared fresh. A real "fast food" place doesn't prepare its food fresh like that. An actual fast food burger can be prepared and put into your hands in less than a minute if people aren't busy (and it's not held up by the rest of your order).