/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12689637
that would cost about $15 dollars at a farmers market seems like this service is an ok deal. I wouldn't get bread though through it

>>12689637
If you're that rural, shouldn't you have some space to grow it yourself?

>>12689637
I live in Morgantown, WV.. Not exactly rural but the supermarket produce suck dick and I usually can't hit the markets due to work. Deers or goundhogs eat the shit out of everything I've ever tried to grow in my yard. Do have some bell peppers & squash coming in nicely in planters tho

They just put it in your cooler for you if you're away, which is nice

>>12689663
You can erect fencing, even jury rigged with the scraps laying around in your fetanyl/meth whitetrash hell hole of WV. Get creative.

>>12689637
>$22 for maybe $10 worth of food
I guess it's worth it if you're rich enough that money just doesn't matter to you anymore and a marginal improvement in quality is all you care about, but that's pretty ridiculous for anyone else.

>>12689637
It’s be worth it if it wasn’t just herbs and garlic. They need a better array than just shit used for seasoning.

>>12689637
That's pretty steep for the amount you're getting. At a farmer's market, assuming that stuff is actually local/in season, it'd be really cheap.

>>12689637
>pays 5x as much for shit because he's lazy
nigger i don't even have a car and i get all my groceries myself. sucks to be you ya lazy shit
>walk home from work, take southern route
>stop by hole in the wall asian grocery, only white person in the place
>cheapest prices in the city
>tons of insects and everything is sketchy, idgaf it never made me sick
>sketchy steak is $2/lb, you can hardly find chicken at that price anywhere else
>cooked it rare and it was delicious
>laugh at op
bread is poverty food you dumbass. when i was super broke i'd get day old loaves for a dollar and eat it breakfast lunch and dinner for three days. imagine paying seven dollars for solidified gruel. the asians just sold me a sack of cherries like 3 and a half pounds for seven dollars.

three and a half fucking pounds of cherries.

also you're missing half your fucking leeks. stupid flyover

>>12689637
Without the bread it would be okay.

>>12689637
That's very expensive anon. My farmer gets me a lot more bang for my buck.

>>12689637
what is that in the green bags?

>>12689637
Just fucking bake, you retard.

>>12689637
$22 for just that? You're getting taken for a ride

>>12689637
Why not just go to the market? You are essentially doubling your cost, not to mention all that extra packing material

>>12690867
Looks like coca leaves

>>12689729
>less than one hour of work to get veggies for 1-2 weeks
Yea, not worth it

>>12692104
>coca leaves
Kek, anon... that's basil

>>12692345
>that
>veggies for 2 weeks

No

>flyovers baka

>>12690068

>>12690867
2.5 lbs of tomatoes. This was the first time they have been an option so I guess they're just coming into season. Small but very sweet and tasty

>>12690068
Those aren't leeks, regular onions. Everything looks a bit smaller in that pic for some reason

>>12689663
>Deers

>>12689637
>$22
yikes

>>12692418
>t. vegan
if you add those to a dinner meal with meat, like a stew and make a giant batch, those veggies will last you all week, if not two weeks, easily

>>12689637
That's expensive, but you're paying for convenience and quality. Not to mention you're helping support small farmers. I'm looking to start something similar soon.