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Default How many restaurants serve frozen food?

On Thu, 02 Jan 2014 10:19:07 -0500, Dave Smith
> wrote:

>On 2014-01-02 8:27 AM, White Spirit wrote:
>> On 02/01/2014 13:10, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>>
>>> "Julie Bove" wrote:

>>
>>>> So... What percentage of restaurants (aside from chains) do you
>>>> think are
>>>> serving us frozen foods?

>>
>>> Nowadays, most.

>>
>> I think you need to find some better restaurants.
>>

>
>
>I would agree with Sheldon on that one.... most. go with the numbers
>not with the quality. All those fast food joints like McDonalds.
>Wendy's, Burger King, the franchised restaurants and the greasy spoon
>diners.... their primary kitchen appliances are their freezers and deep
>fryers. The burgers, fries, onion rings, breaded fish and chicken....
>it all comes in preprocessed and ready to slapped on a flat top or onto
>a deep fryer. Yep.... the answer is most.


Even fancy schmancy eateries are more and more serving pre prepared
frozen foods, especially entrees. Today most steak houses buy frozen
steak at bulk prices and thaw as needed. Last year I went out to eat
at an expensive restaurant and ordered crab stuffed flounder, I had to
send it back as it was still frozen inside. There's a huge wholesale
distributer nearby that supplies restaurants, they sell wholesale and
retail, they sell every frozen food imaginable. Restaurant cooks
don't need to know how to cook anymore. There are places like this
all over:
http://www.ginsbergs.com/