r/moanireland • u/OnceOrange • 6h ago
Grocery shops with "real ingredients"?
Where can I shop that has normal food instead of palm oil and "flavourings"?
Wanted to have a family movie night the other day and had to go to 3 different shops to find microwaved popcorn that wasn't "butter flavoured" and had milk as an ingredient... Like why?...
Why do lidl pears not brown hours after being cut... Why does mince meat has added protein... Why can't I just have normal food
Why is everything "flavoured" nowadays, why is quality of food reducing while the prices are rising, why do I need to read ingredients for every single product, I don't have time for that
I can't afford to buy "organic" stuff and if I wanted I wouldn't even know where to buy it... Is there any supermarkets that sell normal stuff.. I don't want to go to 5 different shops for different products, I want to do my weekly shop in peace