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That's very idyllic, but the unfortunate reality is preparing whole foods takes time which many people simply don't have. Eating processed, packaged foods is a
by forward1 3y ago
That's very idyllic, but the unfortunate reality is preparing whole foods takes time which many people simply don't have. Eating processed, packaged foods is a compromise they have to make to tend to family, work or other matters. Not dissimilar from putting purchases you can't afford on a credit card, and paying the price for it down the road.
- moose44 3y agoWhile I understand your point. You've alluded to a greater issue—time management. Everyone has time. You make time for what is important. We all find time to watch TV, sit on our phones and go out. I do not believe a person is booked every single hour and minute of the day. It's a convenient excuse to justify making poor decisions.
- broscillator 3y agoThat's more of a cultural phenomena than 'reality'. I don't meant to say it's not happening, but if one frames it as 'reality' you make it sound inevitable, whereas it's a consequence of a cultural framework and mentality. For example, I don't personally know anyone who uses a credit card for things they can't afford, and that seems like a very US thing to do.
- dvngnt_ 3y agothere's always time a pressure cooker cuts time considerably. a slow cooker allows you to multitask