Date labels on food packaging sow consumer confusion and waste

Re:Date labels on food packaging sow consumer confusion and ... by jancsika on Sunday September 01, 2019 @10:02PM (#20856254)

If you're buying a prepackaged meal on the way home then you're likely spending one of order of magnitude more than your parents. They could literally be using half their fridge food for target practice and still be spending less than you.

I now fall back on HN's common knowledge about Electron to declare that you are being bad and should immediately seek to maximize the use of the shared storage areas in your refrigerator.

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Re:Date labels on food packaging sow consumer confusion and ... by Havoc on Monday September 02, 2019 @08:56AM (#20858813)

>If you're buying a prepackaged meal

I do actual cooking too, but the turn around between buying ingredients and eating them is like 3 hours. Where my parents do weekly shopping. So tons of 2 week old stuff lurking behind other stuff etc.

>you are being bad

Def am on packaging. Quite difficult to buy stuff in bachelor compatible portions without it being a environmental shitshow.

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