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February 6th, 2002

THINGS THAT ARE IMPOSSIBLE (But Pubs Expect us To Do): 4

THINGS THAT ARE IMPOSSIBLE (But Pubs Expect us To Do): 4

Believe that any food served within has actually been prepared and cooked on the premises. Home cooked is a phrase often bandied about, but what it actually means is it was cooked in someone’s home somewhere along the line. And if you provide a little bed for the security guard in the Soggy Chips’n'Lasagne Factory you can call anything a home. Which leads to the follow-up question, if the food is being blasted in the microwave for two minutes, why does it take half an hour to get to us? Merely to preserve the home-cooking illusion - which as I not - it is thoroughly impossible to believe in.

Written by Pete Baran on Wednesday, February 6th, 2002 | 367 views |

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