Historical patterns and sustainability implications of worldwide bicycle use

Re:Historical patterns and sustainability implications of wo... by jjav on Wednesday August 31, 2022 @10:29PM (#32671160)

> Unless you're cooped up in your home every day you'll cycle past a grocery store on your way home from something else, so you can easily pop in an grab what you need.

It's more expensive to buy in small daily quantities though. It'd be cheaper to buy in bulk and only go once a month or so.

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Re:Historical patterns and sustainability implications of wo... by wizofaus on Thursday September 01, 2022 @03:23PM (#32681686)

For non-perishable goods sure. Buy those in bulk (based on your storage capacity) and have them delivered. Buying highly perishable items once a week tends to result in a fair bit of wastage unless you're a whizz at meal planning. For one thing, I've yet to come across bread with genuine flavour and perfect texture that lasts more than 3 days.

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