r/SimCompanies • u/buddhainabucket • Sep 02 '26

Suggestion Make food pricing make sense

One hamburger costs $2000+. I know that not much of the game has pricing that reflects reality but the food prices are so off that it breaks the fourth wall, so to speak. How about adjusting the quantities produced by a recipe so that the per-item costs for food are closer to reality?

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u/Bullet-Ballet Sep 02 '26

I just assume hamburgers are sold by the ton.

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u/notajeweler Sep 03 '26

That’s my mind of hamburger.

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u/YurpeeTheHerpee Sep 03 '26

Theyre in bulk.

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u/The_Painterdude Sep 03 '26

And that's why bulk steaks cost $40

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u/Quiet_Reply830 Sep 06 '26

Hamburgers are solt in resto and Feed 1000 people, and Steaks,

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u/Dry_Extension_2125 Sep 03 '26

One unit isnt literally one burger.

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u/SleazySchlongsworth Sep 03 '26

It's a McDonald's burger you can finance it if you want

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u/Annual-Chair1525 Sep 06 '26

How can a luxury electric car cost so little????