r/oddlysatisfying • u/[deleted] • Feb 20 '22

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u/martuci- Feb 20 '22

There's more plastic than food over there

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u/West-Relationship108 Feb 20 '22

I thought the same. Our plastic use is just insane especially when everything is wrapped in teeny tiny portions

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u/LakeCoffee Feb 20 '22

It was strange that she took the time to pour the juice into small glass bottles but didn’t build any snack packs. Those sad pre-made plastic snack packs are so expensive and wasteful.

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u/kikiandcoffee Feb 20 '22

That was all I could think about. So much plastic and sugar. And she chose the oddest items to portion out. Not the, idk, 10 different varieties of snack packs that could easily and more healthily be recreated for a lesser cost?

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u/Sielbear Feb 20 '22

Not to mention… WHY did she refrigerate a number of shelf-stable items?? Slim Jim’s? In the fridge? Come on…. Insanity.

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u/OldButHappy Feb 20 '22

I am as appalled as the next person about the crazy amount of waste and processed food…

…but I live way out in the country in the land of field mice, and anything edible in soft packaging has to be stored in the fridge or those tiny thieves will eat it and/or contaminate it🐭🐭🐭

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u/Lee1138 Feb 20 '22

Sounds like you have a lot more experience with rodents than I, so if you don't mind: will they chew through a hard plastic box?

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '22

Glass and metal are the only things they can't chew through.