Buy something for $2 and then sell it for $20?
Sounds like good business to me.
It does look like a Costco or Sam's pizza. Unless they're saying it's homemade pizza, I don't see the problem. They can sell it for whatever price people are willing to pay.
When I bought some lasagna from Costco the cashier told me an Italian restaurant called Michael Angelos comes in there all the time buys them out & sells it in their restaurant
That's exactly how it's done. Costco is a grocer/retailer, not a food maker. Their products are made for them under contract.
$1.50 for hot dog & refill Pepsi best & cheapest lunch in townCostco pizza is, and have always been trash.
Now their hotdogs however
No comparison
Oh ok. Thanks bruh
It seems that he's buying the cheese pizzas as a base and adding his own toppings. If the four pack box is $10, that's $2.50 each.
It seems that he's buying the cheese pizzas as a base and adding his own toppings. If the four pack box is $10, that's $2.50 each.
The only issue would be advertising them as homemade as if they were in the kitchen, hand tossing dough.
Mofo are goodIt seems that he's buying the cheese pizzas as a base and adding his own toppings. If the four pack box is $10, that's $2.50 each.
The only issue would be advertising them as homemade as if they were in the kitchen, hand tossing dough.
McDonalds for sure taste different. They caved to pressure from some millionaire that had a heart attack back in the late 90’s and tried to be healthy as if McDonalds was ever meant be some everyday shit to eat. The reason why the fries didn’t start to grow mold after sitting in a jar for 30days on Super Size Me was because they stopped using beef talo to fry them in and got some non-hydrogenated/zero trans fats type oil. You could tell the slight change in the flavor but it made all the difference. Remember when getting fresh out the fryer McDonald’s fries was like nothing else? Malcolm Galdwell did a podcast all about it. These dummies tried to be everything other than what made them famous. Imagine if Five Guys started introducing low fat burgers or some shit. You’d be scratching your head like what the fuck for? It’s too late to bring back the old McDonald’s flavor now. Everything is about maximizing profits regardless of what the shit taste like. That new oil is probably cheaper now than beef talo. You can’t order from a fucking human being and you can buy a half-ass salad with brown lettuce in it.
McDonalds for sure taste different. They caved to pressure from some millionaire that had a heart attack back in the late 90’s and tried to be healthy as if McDonalds was ever meant be some everyday shit to eat. The reason why the fries didn’t start to grow mold after sitting in a jar for 30days on Super Size Me was because they stopped using beef talo to fry them in and got some non-hydrogenated/zero trans fats type oil. You could tell the slight change in the flavor but it made all the difference. Remember when getting fresh out the fryer McDonald’s fries was like nothing else? Malcolm Galdwell did a podcast all about it. These dummies tried to be everything other than what made them famous. Imagine if Five Guys started introducing low fat burgers or some shit. You’d be scratching your head like what the fuck for? It’s too late to bring back the old McDonald’s flavor now. Everything is about maximizing profits regardless of what the shit taste like. That new oil is probably cheaper now than beef talo. You can’t order from a fucking human being and you can buy a half-ass salad with brown lettuce in it.
There’s no issue with the advertising. Restaurants do it all the time. Remember that video that girl that showed how Panera bread makes there Mac and cheese? It’s called marketing fluff and is completely legal. If nobody was complaining about how the food tastes then who really gives a fuck?
Boy stop.When I bought some lasagna from Costco the cashier told me an Italian restaurant called Michael Angelos comes in there all the time buys them out & sells it in their restaurant
www.michaelangelos.com
Nah I expect them to make the shit, from ingredients they ordered from a supplier. This is a damn restaurant. Stop acting like this is ok, its not.
It is frozen, but it's not coming out of the freezer aisle in the grocery store.
They have the dough refrigerated
The pizzas are ready for the oven wrapped and boxed. Unwrap, heat and eat.
I thought you was talking about the pizza chains like Domino's, Pizza Hut, etc
Either way it’s not illegal. Trust me, I used to work in a kitchen. I’d trust a Costco wrapped pizza before I trust a “from scratch” type pizza seeing the shit I saw.Panera doesn’t make their mac and cheese onsite which is understandable.
Buying this
And selling it as their own is different.
What Panera’s doing is reheating this
At its stores using the ones made for stores.
