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> For example. Go buy a bunh mi and they wrap it in a bag, and place it in a grocery bag (to hang on your scooter). Want a pressed sugar cane drink? Plastic cup
by latchkey 3y ago
> For example. Go buy a bunh mi and they wrap it in a bag, and place it in a grocery bag (to hang on your scooter). Want a pressed sugar cane drink? Plastic cup, plastic lid, straw and plastic bag.
During my time on the motorbike with my gf, we made a huge effort to not use plastic. It was a struggle. We brought our own cups, reusable bags, etc... we'd give them a cup for that delicious sugar cane, then they'd pour it in a plastic cup because that is what they were so trained on, remember we gave them a cup, pour it in our cup and then immediately toss the plastic cup. I can't tell you how many times that happened.
> I actually got sick when in Hanoi and i am 50/50 on whether it was from the smog to be honest (the only folks in my party that didn’t get sick there were the folks that lived in Vietnam).
100% is was from the pollution there. Summers are brutal in Hanoi.
- minhm 3y ago> we'd give them a cup for that delicious sugar cane, then they'd pour it in a plastic cup Perhaps it's for ensuring consistency (of product volume, ratio of ingredients, etc) for all their products.
- latchkey 3y agoThat's some hardcore vinalogic. It comes from a machine that squeezes the sugar cane directly into a cup.