Morrison's Cafe

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It's always like that everywhere. Cooked chickens etc are always separate stock and supplies as well. Everything has to be risk controlled with a full legal trail. They can't just go taking products from here there and everywhere and start cooking up.

Unless you're just a greasy back street cafe that is.

johnnyboyrebel

I'm shocked at how many people eat in supermarket cafes :shocked:

Lip_Stick

johnnyboyrebel wrote: »

I'm shocked at how many people eat in supermarket cafes :shocked:

They eat there because you and your mummy eat elsewhere... soup kitchen maybe?

z1985m

Yup, everything is pre cooked. we didn't have a cafe in my work, but had a hot cabinet - all the sausage rolls e.c.t are all pre cooked and get bunged in the ovens as well as the in store bakery breads and cakes. all frozen! only stuff that came in raw was the bacon and the chickens.

funkycoldribena

Kids eat free (with paying adult) after 4 on a weekday-bargain!

funkycoldribena

Lip_Stick wrote: »

This is a thread about Morrisons... not Morrissey :rotfl:

Girlfriend in a Korma???

kitschkitty

I much prefer to eat in independent cafes where the food is freshly cooked.

I'd never knowingly eat a precooked and reheated omelette or jacket spud - when I've seen them in Iceland I've always wondered who buys them. I can understand the food hygiene angle but yuck - I like freshly cooked eggs thank you very much.

Frozen or chilled egg fried rice I'll only eat if there's no possibility of a better alternative! I don't heat quiche and can't think of other egg products I would buy ready cooked to reheat at home.

johnnyboyrebel

Lip_Stick wrote: »

They eat there because you and your mummy eat elsewhere... soup kitchen maybe?

Sorry, I don't get your humour (if that's what it is) so I would stick to the day job if you have one.

I didn't think anyone with any kind of appreciation for food would eat the unkown substances served in a supermarket cafe. What do they serve, those classic good for you meals sausage/burger/beans and chips:rotfl:

Thomas_Crown

kitschkitty wrote: »

I much prefer to eat in independent cafes where the food is freshly cooked.

Even Gordon Ramsay's (allegedly) posh restaurants serve food that has been cooked in a central kitchen & then reheated.

kitschkitty

Thomas_Crown wrote: »

Even Gordon Ramsay's (allegedly) posh restaurants serve food that has been cooked in a central kitchen & then reheated.

Yes but it's part of a chain, and a restaurant, so not independent or a cafe. Having some chefs name on something has never been a guarantee of quality in my experience.