Grow Your Own....Salad
by Bonnie Alter, London 
on 07. 2.07
Here's another choice for gardeners without gardens: living salad. Fresh salad greens taste so, well, fresh and tasty and are full of vitamins. These little trays contain baby salad leaves that will grow on the windowsill. You can cut them off for dinner, and they will grow again. Each pack contains a very exotic selection: red chard, rocket, pak choi and chinese cabbage. They last ten days and seem to be organic. There are no pesticides and you definitely know how old they are. Plus no more plastic bags of lettuce, and not so many food miles. Just don't plan on using them for a large dinner party. :: Living Salads
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looks yummy but, fast food it ain't ; )
you do have to wait for some good things.
the aerogarden actually does salad greens pretty quick.
http://www.aerogrow.com