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> > In many inner city shops it is now hard to buy an individual piece of fruit. > For some fruit maybe, but if the point is saving money, why are you buying i
by tehwebguy 4y ago
> > In many inner city shops it is now hard to buy an individual piece of fruit.
> For some fruit maybe, but if the point is saving money, why are you buying individually?
Because fruit rots.
- kstenerud 4y agoIt takes a week or more depending on the fruit. If that's happening, eat more or buy less. This is such a first-world problem.
- notreallyserio 4y agoHow do you buy less than one piece of fruit? Isn't that what you're arguing against?
- tehwebguy 4y agoI don’t know what you are trying to say, but for clarity: people want to buy the amount of fruit / vegetables they will actually use between the time they buy it and the next time they plan to shop. Not everything they plan to eat / make will necessarily call for the same produce. Plenty of produce doesn’t last a week from when you buy it and this varies based on where and when you buy it. As an example, a few apples might last for over a week. A package of raspberries might last 4 days. An avocado that is ripe may last 2 days.