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Burger Robot Startup Opens First Restaurant
And tomatoes can be difficult to slice; too ripe, and they splatter, making catsup in that nice, clear tube. Too tough and they bend the blades of your mandoline. Onions are even worse. They seem to have realized that lettuce won't be easy to cut (so they use shredded) but that will wilt/brown much...
Burger Robot Startup Opens First Restaurant
Speaking of tomatoes -- all the tomatoes in that tube were beautfully colored, exactly the same shape and size. (And beefsteak variety, so nearly tasteless. That's a different issue.) In the real world, tomatoes come graded. You pay a lot more if you want them all exactly the same size. They...
Burger Robot Startup Opens First Restaurant
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Burger Robot Startup Opens First Restaurant
It's not my area, but this seems like a pretty good article about issues facing the restaurant industry: "Some operators even say Uber is taking its toll. 'We have seen a number of our line cooks leave and say that they can make more money driving for Uber,' says Stacy Jed, co-owner of San...
Burger Robot Startup Opens First Restaurant
Unemployment is really low right now, and burger flipping is just about the least desirable type of work available. This has been said countless times, but it's worth noting that although there are very few blacksmiths or peat cutters today, somehow we are still pretty close to full employment.
Burger Robot Startup Opens First Restaurant
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Banquet Event Orders Sample - BEO
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