What? We're discussing whether we still get takeaways and deliveries, not eating food generally.
Nope. Other way round. Visiting the supermarket is far higher risk.I've been tempted, but the risk is far greater than doing the weekly shop, a
We got a Dominos recently. Won’t be doing that again. It cost me about £50!! We’ll still get our payday Friday curry though. If I don’t have to cook once a month then it’ll be worth any risk. And quite frankly you’re more likely to pick up something from the shopping you get at the supermarket. Who knows how many people have handled that packet of biscuits?
There is a risk. If you touch your face after touching the packaging. But all you need to do is plate up, bin packaging, wash handsThe food is cooked and going in your stomach.Yes. It had never occurred to me that there was a risk at all - the delivery guy doesn't come close enough.
is still operating, and doing pretty good business, by all accounts.I think with Justeat the food is delivered by the restaurant itself, rather than Deliveroo or Uber where they have riders serving a range of restaurants, so it's harder to allocate a tip to the person delivering it, as opposed to just giving the restaurant more money which may or may not go to the deliverer.We've had about 1 a week. We wash down the containers and wash our hands after doing so. It makes me feel a little nervous but it's probably ok.
when we ordered direct from our local Indian takeaway there was a tip option but with justeat there isn't and I don't have cash to tip which I feel bad about. They should add an option. Unlike other deliveries they don't just knock and go leaving the delivery, they hand it to you presumably hoping for a tip, reasonably enough, but I don't appreciate the face to face contact especially as it's wasted as I have no cash.
The Indian takeaways seem to have gone up in price and down in size but still tasty. The fish and chips was awful from a new supplier. The lebanese which we hadn't had for many months was also rubbish.
No. I buy stuff from Tesco!
Just don’t really trust restaurants hygiene practices.
I think with Justeat the food is delivered by the restaurant itself, rather than Deliveroo or Uber where they have riders serving a range of restaurants, so it's harder to allocate a tip to the person delivering it, as opposed to just giving the restaurant more money which may or may not go to the deliverer.
And quite frankly you’re more likely to pick up something from the shopping you get at the supermarket. Who knows how many people have handled that packet of biscuits?
None of the Chinese are open round here, which is interesting. You can get a delivery of anything else. Not done so but will do next month when decorating kitchenOnly Chinese.
Doubt supermarkets more risky tbh. I can either wash or leave for a few days everything I get.Hmm... any coronavirus isn’t going to work in the same way the bacteria you might think about wrt food hygiene. First, unlike bacteria, it needs a host cell to replicate. Second it won’t leave behind spores or toxins as some bacteria will... it’s also very likely to be inactivated by heat. Doesn’t tolerate temperatures above 56c well.
So a process of plating it, rather than eating out of container, washing hands before eating is very likely to be extremely effective. Supermarket is, on balance, probably at least as risky. Possibly considerably more so.
Maybe avoid sushi though.
Doubt supermarkets more risky tbh. I can either wash or leave for a few days everything I get.
There’s always the (small) chance someone sneezed just before sealing the container. And I prefer to not worry about as much as possible!
absolutely fine to be in the supermarket.Yes, but a supermarket you’re sharing a space with other people. A lot of different people. Even if you never touch your face, there’s the risk of someone near you sneezing/coughing. Not that I want to increase your worry!absolutely fine to be in the supermarket.
None of the Chinese are open round here, which is interesting. You can get a delivery of anything else. Not done so but will do next month when decorating kitchen
This is the sensiblest thing I’ve seen on here for ages.It was lovely and if I hadn't been furloughed therefore looking at some skintness in the next few months, we'd have one every other weekend.