McDonald’s has Premium Salads with “warm chicken.” Starbucks has some breakfast sandwiches that are “served warm all day.”
I confess to being snobby about food, but I also know the difference between “warm” and “fresh.”
McDonald’s has Premium Salads with “warm chicken.” Starbucks has some breakfast sandwiches that are “served warm all day.”
I confess to being snobby about food, but I also know the difference between “warm” and “fresh.”
“Warm” makes sense with salads. Hot things could scorch all the vegetables. I think I found out one reason why they use iceberg lettuce on sandwiches. I put some hot bacon on top of some romaine this summer, and it immediately turned an awful color and tasted strongly of seaweed.
In all other instances, I agree. When I think “warm food” I think “springtime for bacteria”.