Fries of the Future
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Fries of the Future
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#2Archived copy of the transcript (without GDPR nag screen):
https://web.archive.org/web/20191121194422/https://www.npr.o...
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#3I believe there was a pizza startup that cooked the pizza in a wheeled oven, as it was delivered. You could do the same with fries.
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#4I believe there was a pizza startup that cooked the pizza in a wheeled oven, as it was delivered. You could do the same with fries.
I would love to see the gymnastics required to keep boiling hot oil safely transported by Uber drivers.
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#5> If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.
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#6Re: Fries of the Future
#7Archived copy of the transcript (without GDPR nag screen): https://web.archive.org/web/20191121194422/https://www.npr.o...
Why the downvotes? Many US pages are increasingly annoying to read from the EU, this is genuinely helpful.
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#8I believe there was a pizza startup that cooked the pizza in a wheeled oven, as it was delivered. You could do the same with fries.
I would love to see the gymnastics required to keep boiling hot oil safely transported by Uber drivers.
This is common practice in some parts of Vietnam and Thailand...minus the "safely" part.
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#9I believe there was a pizza startup that cooked the pizza in a wheeled oven, as it was delivered. You could do the same with fries.
This is mentioned in the episode.
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#10Can someone be kind enough to provide a TL;DR