/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12106787
In normal people speak it something becoming wider, like your Pupils. In lefty millennial faggot speak it's putting a dildo or buttplug into the hole where you penis used to be to stop the wound from repairing.

>>9272835
>>9272847
>>9272856
Depends what state, season, whether the OP was buying organic rip-offs or regular produce, and whether anything was on sale.

I used to work produce for Kroger. The raspberries, we would have a sale on those and blackberries every month or two, they would be two packs for $4. Normal price, around $3.50 or so. The grapes at regular price would be maybe $3.50/ lbs. The pineapple $3-$4 each. The "soft drink" assuming it's not bottled water (another scam) would be a buck and change. The nut bars, less than a dollar each. This is less than $20 where I live, assuming you buy the regular produce and don't piss away money on organic marketing. Considering grapes and pineapple have to be shipped most places, that doesn't seem unreasonable.

Besides, OP thinks "healthy eating" means all fresh fruit. Fucking hell, you can be vegetarian and eat healthy for cheap. Look at all the "rice, beans, and lentils" threads about eating cheap and healthy.

And no, not baiting people by calling organic a scam. It is. I believe it was the AMA that published a 20-year study showing that the only tangible benefit of an organic diet was to farms' and grocers' profit margins.