Pizzakiosk is meh. Cooking is not that time-expensive, and very social. If done regularly, (a-la frozen) food supplies won't go bad.
Pizza-oven-train worked out very well (absolute ballers taste), but needed loads of (thankless) prep, and wasn't compensated by eaters (but the org). It was recognized as a good development, but it doesn't have to be this all the time. Borrowing from the church model, if there is somebody doing it, a) they will get better and want to experiment; b) draw in others (especially when it is half-mandatory).
Getting food in a foreign place, for free (encouraged) is very weird, and usually directs people to give back.
Future could also serve as a if-you-take-you-compensate mid-night backup, but I see too many problems (not restocking, or not restocking in time).
One smart ass move would be to grant free materials for uni student 'cook your own dinner for free'. Risk: limiting the budget per person, and avoiding a 10-person kitchen (physically not possible) or 'only eating' friends coming along (instead: 15 minutes of doing something else).
Pizzakiosk is meh. Cooking is not that time-expensive, and very social. If done regularly, (a-la frozen) food supplies won't go bad.
Pizza-oven-train worked out very well (absolute ballers taste), but needed loads of (thankless) prep, and wasn't compensated by eaters (but the org). It was recognized as a good development, but it doesn't have to be this all the time. Borrowing from the church model, if there is somebody doing it, a) they will get better and want to experiment; b) draw in others (especially when it is half-mandatory).
Getting food in a foreign place, for free (encouraged) is very weird, and usually directs people to give back.
Future could also serve as a if-you-take-you-compensate mid-night backup, but I see too many problems (not restocking, or not restocking in time).
One smart ass move would be to grant free materials for uni student 'cook your own dinner for free'. Risk: limiting the budget per person, and avoiding a 10-person kitchen (physically not possible) or 'only eating' friends coming along (instead: 15 minutes of doing something else).
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Pizzakiosk is meh. Cooking is not that time-expensive, and very social. If done regularly, (a-la frozen) food supplies won't go bad.
Pizza-oven-train worked out very well (absolute ballers taste), but needed loads of (thankless) prep, and wasn't compensated by eaters (but the org). It was recognized as a good development, but it doesn't have to be this all the time. Borrowing from the church model, if there is somebody doing it, a) they will get better and want to experiment; b) draw in others (especially when it is half-mandatory).
Getting food in a foreign place, for free (encouraged) is very weird, and usually directs people to give back.
Future could also serve as a if-you-take-you-compensate mid-night backup, but I see too many problems (not restocking, or not restocking in time).
One smart ass move would be to grant free materials for uni student 'cook your own dinner for free'. Risk: limiting the budget per person, and avoiding a 10-person kitchen (physically not possible) or 'only eating' friends coming along (instead: 15 minutes of doing something else).
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