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"Considering there tends to be zero food waste with this option" hmm, sure is a lot of energy waste though for every meal delivered.
by 13years 10y ago
"Considering there tends to be zero food waste with this option"
hmm, sure is a lot of energy waste though for every meal delivered.
- Cerium 10y agoAlso, anyone who is serious of cooking at home uses all their ingredients. I don't buy more food until I've eaten or planned to eat all that I have.
- djtriptych 10y agoPossibly. Modern delivery allows you to choose low-packaging options, and in cities is mostly delivered by electric bicycle. Also one big kitchen serving 100 meals is certainly more efficient than a hundred or so small ones.
- 13years 10y ago>cities is mostly delivered by electric bicycle Maybe in downtown, but I don't think the millennials who oppose grocery shopping are all clustered around areas where electric bike delivery is available. The would seem to be a very small representative subset.
- djtriptych 10y agoI did mention my particular circumstances in the original post (Brooklyn)