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Not in Australia. No hot bags for any orders including Pizza. It drives me nuts, I never order really now. It’s not cold enough for the food to be stone cold, b
by lathiat 2y ago
Not in Australia. No hot bags for any orders including Pizza. It drives me nuts, I never order really now. It’s not cold enough for the food to be stone cold, but it’s like warm at best. Not enjoyable at all.
Using a standard supermarket freezer bag makes a HUGE difference.
I don’t understand how it’s not a hard enforced requirement by doordash, Uber eats, etc. It’s nuts. I have seen it more common in other countries where it gets colder. They’ll have branded delivery bags. Though more often they are also bike couriers rather than cars.
Especially since they so often drop two orders now.
- _DeadFred_ 2y agoHow does that pass local food safety laws? There's normally requirements food be kept at XYZ temps.
- lotsoweiners 2y agoIf that were true then I shouldn’t be allowed to drive to a restaurant, order to go food, drive home to eat.
- poincaredisk 2y agoFood safety laws don't impact the end customer. You can legally take ham out of your fridge, leave it in the hot place for 24 hours and eat it. You just shouldn't.