Burger Kleen

With the recent exposes on TV of the shocking health violations and hygiene lapses of all the major fast food chains, it gave me this idea. When you eat at a fast food place, you knowingly give up healthier, tastier and better prepared fare for low price and convenience. You should expect fast, cheap and most of all, clean. Designed with input from the CDC, NASA, and top Japanese automated food prep experts, Burger Kleen is a chain that invites customers to see the state-of-the-art sanitary preparation methods employed. Look into the sealed glass clean room and watch the staff use automated food handling robots, lasers, glove boxes, and clean suits to ensure that germs and critters are kept out as much as scientifically possible and that your order is untouched by human hands. From raw material handling to when your order is in your hand, you can watch a fascinating high speed robotic ballet right out of science fiction. There are many unsanitary elements inherent in the introduction of raw produce into a kitchen and these are handled as well at the supply chain level. The cleanliness theme extends to the rest of the restaraunt for the serving areas, bathrooms and dining areas. All areas are automatically cleaned by laser scanning robotic devices. Even the human staff is scanned for potential diseases daily using methods learned from the recent SARS outbreaks. Even if the prices are a little higher, why take chances on disease when you are trying to grab a meal during your busy day? Burger Kleen is the clean fast food.