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Personally, the best soups I’ve ever had were not made in kitchens that were optimized for efficiency or automation, they were optimized for quality. They were
by mikeocool 1y ago
Personally, the best soups I’ve ever had were not made in kitchens that were optimized for efficiency or automation, they were optimized for quality.
They weren’t cheap soups, but they sure were good.
- dyauspitr 1y agoQuality is a function of the ingredients used and the correct preparation. Neither of these things are something machines can’t do.
- awb 1y agoLuxury goods and staple goods have distinct optimizations, both viable for generating profits and economic utility. A high end soup and an affordable soup might be serving two different markets.