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>>I don’t even need a bag or any other container, but that’s in part due to some lifestyle choices that put me in walking distance of a good grocery. So you sh

• michaelt 7y ago
  I stayed with a friend who lived in London and walked to work through a commercial area; buying something like a jar of jam just meant stepping into a store she was walking past anyway. As easy as someone picking up a coffee or a sandwich every day for lunch. Of course, shopping in convenience stores is expensive - but everything is in London.
  • syshum 7y ago
    >> As easy as someone picking up a coffee or a sandwich every day for lunch. I do not do either of those things either. I get Drinks at work, and bring my lunch (if I eat Lunch)
• aembleton 7y ago
  With Lidl and Aldi I'm happy to shop nearly every day because their stores are small so I don't waste all that much time in them.
• SllX 7y ago
  Meat and fish, greens, and some vegetables plus whatever odds and ends I ran out of since my last larger grocery run. Generally this means I’m never out of anything, my food is as fresh as the grocery store’s and/or the farmers’ markets, and I buy only what I need and will use in a dish within 48-72 hours. Certain things, spices, a few different “safe” cheeses, and anything that I buy in a can or a jar tend to get picked up in one large shopping trip every two or three weeks, but also restocked in my daily grocery run on an as needed basis.