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To: maine-iac7

“For example, I have an electric stove. I turn the burner off an average of 1 minute before the pan is ready to come off the stove. The residual heat finishes the job.”


Having a 100 million households cooking is inefficient, We have the technology and the transportation infrastructure available that we could prepare all of our foods at processing plants.

Food that did not need to be cooked by the individual yet supplied all the nutrition requirements, in other words a more advanced version of our present energy bars would be very efficient.

The media could promote the food and Hollywood could feature it in a popular film to make the public enthusiastic about eating it.

Better processing would also allow us to use some products in the recipes that are presently considered waste, or not currently used in food production.

Isn’t that a wonderful idea?


158 posted on 11/11/2007 10:13:31 PM PST by ansel12 (Proud father of a 10th Mountain veteran. Proud son of a WWII vet. Proud brother of vets, Airborne)
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To: ansel12
“Isn’t that a wonderful idea?”

You know, if we rolled your modest proposal out, we could eliminate knives (in the general population, not my knife) and we could all be safe. Nobody would need one.

A brilliant idea, one that will prove to be a true millstone of history!

ps Hmm, perhaps we could make them out of a combination of soy and lentils?

256 posted on 11/12/2007 6:46:56 AM PST by DBrow
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