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minimal waste = good
not too fussed by cost as it'll be cheaper than the current 'fuck we haven't planned, let's just piss away money at Co-Op and try and plan tomorrow'.
I like Guy Singh Watson's schtick (not always but for the most part) so Riverford appeals.
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Also fuck it’s much better than going round the supermarket filling a basket to find one key ingredient is sold out. And saves the let’s buy chocolate/sweets/crisps to snack on when shopping hungry.
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Also we have a very underwhelming local greengrocer who tends to not stock much organic or local produce and often of dubious quality. Often when we recreate Riverford meals with supermarket produce they are not as good due to lower quality less fresh ingredients.
dancing james
Riverford have been good for us for the past 4.5 years. We tend to get three meal boxes a week, started out two meat meals a week but realised we tended to prefer the vegetarian ones and now get mainly vegan or veg ones.
Convenient, minimal waste and often it’s not much more costly than buying the same (but non organic produce) from the supermarket.