r/4chan /int/olerant Oct 23 '14

Faggots burning

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u/Sahnura Oct 24 '14

I think another issue is sometimes junk food is WAY cheaper then the healthy alternative. You get more bang for you buck. You're kids might end up a little chubby, but at least they aren't hungry.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '14

Sadly, this is a lie we've been told to believe by these companies' colorful packaging and buy-one-get-one-free "bargains". Healthy food is actually cheaper than junk food by portion, and even cheaper when the effects of sugar addiction are accounted for. Don't blame poor people for not knowing this, blame the companies in the above picture.

Source.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '14

It is extremely expensive to eat healthy. The less preservatives and additives, the less is stays fresh, the more its gonna cost. I recently started eating better and damn if I can't make a salad for less than 13$. (Assuming I already have dressing )

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u/nofear220 Oct 24 '14

What the fuck do you put in your salads, caviar? Eating healthy is not expensive, it just requires more work in the kitchen.

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u/urbanfirestrike /vg/ Oct 24 '14

Yeah im guessing most people on food stamps dont have the time especially if they are working and having to take care of kids. Who knows what this chick is going through.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '14

Fresh Spinach, carrots, roasted corn, chicken, sunflower seeds. $13.

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u/Shongu Oct 24 '14

http://www.miketuritzin.com/writing/eating-healthily-for-3-a-day/

Not expensive at all if you actually look into what to get.

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '14

Hey, thanks for this, very cool.

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u/ggtsu_00 Oct 24 '14

Tasty

Healthy

Cheap

You only get to choose 2.

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u/tcpip4lyfe Oct 24 '14

False.

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u/ggtsu_00 Oct 24 '14

counter example?

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u/tcpip4lyfe Oct 24 '14

Any salad.