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In response to "I have no idea about other people. For years I have just gone to the store quickly and bought a few things. That's normal in Europe, where they have " by loosilu

Cities as well. Those who don’t have cars and/or live someplace that is several floors up and doesn’t have an elevator -- nm

Posted by JD (aka Jason Dean) Apr 15 '20, 17:33

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Yes! no car, small kitchen. That's how it works. -- nm - loosilu Apr 15, 17:43
I live in Houston, but I’m on the first floor. -- nm - Qale Apr 15, 17:42 6
- It's super common in European cities for people to have a tiny fridge, sometimes just a cube. Culture expects fresh ingredients for everything. -- (edited) - loosilu Apr 15, 18:14 5
  - I am terrible about eating the same thing for a few days in a row. -- nm - Qale Apr 15, 18:58
  - Heh to your IM. I just finished the last of the spaghetti that I made last Friday and have been eating two servings per day -- (edited) - JD Apr 15, 18:45 1
    - well done! certainly I can live off it. But it makes me feel depressed. -- nm - loosilu Apr 15, 19:23
  - My meat divided into service sized portions and frozen. That way I have something different each night. Some is cooked, like a roast, other is raw. -- nm - Meg Apr 15, 18:22 1
    - I think I did that at some point, years ago. I can't say I was good at it. I think I was dismayed at what I had to eat. -- nm - loosilu Apr 15, 19:22

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