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I wonder if eating food from these super cheap places will shorten your life span compared to other more expensive and focused on healthy places. Basically, sur
by orliesaurus 7y ago
I wonder if eating food from these super cheap places will shorten your life span compared to other more expensive and focused on healthy places. Basically, sure cheap is good, but how less or more healthy are these cheap supermarkets comparing them to on quality and healthiness metrics?
- sgift 7y agoThe quality of Aldi products - at least here in Germany - has been assessed time and time again and the result is usually: Same quality, different packaging. That's the whole point. Aldi cuts everything that's not needed, but they don't cut corners at the product.
- orliesaurus 7y agoGreat to hear! That's really good news: hopefully is the same thing in the US, about product quality! I used Aldi in London, UK but always felt weird about it, could never understand how they could have such low prices. This article and comments opened my eyes!
- taco_emoji 7y agoI'm not sure what you mean... If you're buying fresh produce, there's not going to be any difference between stores unless one of them is spraying sugar & fat onto their tomatoes. And if you're buying nacho cheese tortilla chips, you're already going for something less healthy.
- orliesaurus 7y agoyeah, that's exactly what I mean! Fresh produce origins matter and so does handling and care!