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The interior of food packaging is often soiled by the food it previously contained. I don’t want to transfer that soil to my pocket or my backpack.
by dcrazy 2y ago
The interior of food packaging is often soiled by the food it previously contained. I don’t want to transfer that soil to my pocket or my backpack.
- johnnyanmac 2y agoEhh. Unless you're eating a melted candy bar, you probably accumulate more dirt and sweat going through your day than whatever few crumbs leak into your pockets.
- dcrazy 2y agoDirt is way easier to clean than mayonnaise, chocolate, bananas, or anything with a red sauce.
- johnnyanmac 2y agoYou eat some interesting things on the go. Even then, chocolate is the only thing I worry about on that list. Thoroughly eat the sauces and I'm not worried about those packets or a banana peel in my pocket. I'm not manually washing my clothes anyway.
- dcrazy 2y agoMayonnaise isn’t exactly an exotic ingredient. In fact, Kewpie mayonnaise is something of a Japanese cultural icon. You would expect to find it on or inside of sandwiches and other foods typically taken to go. Bananas are a fantastic on the go snack because they are self-portioned and give you plenty of sugar that your body can readily metabolize for continuing to walk around the city. And of course, chocolate is delicious.
- johnnyanmac 2y agoIt's not that it's exotic. I just figure If I'm carrying sauce packets they are either sealed or opened and used. I'm not worried about any empty packets messing up my pockets significantly.
- mitthrowaway2 2y agoJapanese ice cream bars are really good though. As are mitarashi dango. It's a tough choice. You basically have to carry a sealable bag with you.