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As an American (who believes they are average but who's to say) I would push you to correlate this with class as well. Stores like whole foods, erewhon, etc. h
by pempem 4y ago
As an American (who believes they are average but who's to say) I would push you to correlate this with class as well.
Stores like whole foods, erewhon, etc. have better produce quite literally and better products.
'good' food is simply more expensive than foods that are fattening.
its a policy problem.
- rightbyte 4y agoI really disagree. Walmart is fine and healthy food is cheaper than unhealthy. Walmart sell carrots and potatos too. Way better than my supermarkets at home. The main problem is people on a poor diet buying expensive premade stuff with alot of fat and sugar in it. A policy problem I have noticed however is pizza and hamburgers with soda as every day meals in the school cafeteria, as a choice for the pupils. That is just insane from a health perspective.
- pempem 4y agoI suppose thats fair and a good note. Don't we think that time is limited though? I have a white collar job and find myself relying of premade food. I can't imagine if I had two jobs or two jobs and kids