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> Maybe someone from Sweden in HN can run with this as a startup? I like the way you think. In my country the community would open tons of cheap food stalls th
by vagrantJin 6y ago
> Maybe someone from Sweden in HN can run with this as a startup?
I like the way you think.
In my country the community would open tons of cheap food stalls that could get students decent food. It also happens that simple bean or chicken briyanis were a hit.
I guess Im finding it difficult to digest the suggestion of burgers as a lunch meal when food really shouldn't be an issue in SWE. Maybe its embarrasing to not eat out?
- jelliclesfarm 6y agoI can relate to this. We also had trucks and push carts that served quick take out meals near schools but because that was always discouraged by my grandparents. If food wasn’t pre packed or made fresh right in front of our eyes(like dosa and idly in south of India), the general rule is to not to buy anything from food carts.
- Grustaf 6y ago99.9% of Swedish schools have free school cafeterias. It's a deeply ingrained concept that I believe Sweden invented. This school is an extreme outlier.