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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]honest and non-rhetorical question. Is there any legit good hot food bars? All the ones i've been to are way too expensive 8-9 dollars/lb and not good. [/quote] true, but [b]WF has a unique way of making all of their food extra, extra heavy,[/b] causing it to weigh more, therefore cost much more than it should at whatever their price is. I've taken the smallest of portions , think one bite sized piece and it would still cost what a cheeseburger, fries and coke would cost at McDonalds. It used to be better. [/quote] So true. Years ago, I was consistently able to make a WF salad for about $5. Now a salad that's mostly green foliage with a few toppings is $10-$15. What the heck? I avoid the hot food bar, because it's mostly garbage dishes that you can tell by looking is mostly heavy sauce. Like, I can make my own macaroni and cheese. I don't need to pay $8 for a couple of spoonfuls from Whole Foods. The pasta dishes are the worst. Noodles are my comfort food, but I have to remind myself that I can make my own for about a dollar, or just go to an actual ramen restaurant if I need to pay $15 for a bowl of noodles.[/quote]
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