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Comments on Let's Pizza Robotic Pizzeria
More tasty food made by robotic minions is on the way; take a look at the video to see if Let's Pizza meets your standards. (Read
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| "This was in the times a few weeks ago. Italian Pizzaiolis are dead set against these. I even think Berlusconi spoke out against them
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article5924927.ece" (Zac 5/19/2009 10:05:28 AM) |
| "When robots make the food you can avoid having viruses and bacteria transmitted through the chef's hands or other uncleanliness in a pizzeria.
It overall sounds like a great idea, because each pizza will be made in the same manner, avoiding things like burnt edges on a pizza.
Can't wait to get one close my workplace, or actually at work! :)" ( 5/21/2009 1:13:53 AM) |
| "Zac - here's a quote from the article you linked to: "Pino Morelli, head of the Association of Italian Pizzerias, said: "Something that comes out of an automatic machine has nothing to do with Italian pizza. It might be alright for McDonalds and other fast-food chains or for foreign markets like the US, China and India but anyone wanting to eat a real pizza has to go to a traditional pizzeria''."
I was also interested in the other comment; I wonder if there are any data about food production in a fully automated environment - is it really cleaner and bacteria-free?" (Bill Christensen 5/22/2009 5:54:30 AM) |
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