In Japan, each and every item wrapped in plastic is the norm. What about where you are?

[madebyyouandi]

Windigo plastic bags are also sold at checkout on the supermarkets, they used to be free, many years ago. I spent a lifetime collecting them when they were free, so now these are the bags I use. I also have a really old fashioned shopping trolley that I sometimes use

Wai, wai, wait as sec, you BRING a trolly with you to the super?

 

[LissaC]

Wai, wai, wait as sec, you BRING a trolly with you to the super?

Yes I do when I know I will be buying a lot of stuff. I don't drive so I walk everywhere, the trolley makes it easier to carry heavy groceries.

 

[madebyyouandi]

Yes I do when I know I will be buying a lot of stuff. I don't drive so I walk everywhere, the trolley makes it easier to carry heavy groceries.

Oh, I just noticed you're in Portugal. I'm half-Portuguese, on my father's side. Now I have an image of you pushing a trolly up those steep hills in Lisbon. .

(thinking) Now, I miss Libon. I haven't been back in, gosh, almost ten years. You should post some Portuguese recipes for us to try.

 

[TastyReuben]

Wai, wai, wait as sec, you BRING a trolly with you to the super?

I do as well!

 

[madebyyouandi]

I do as well!

Meanwhile, I'm the guy who brings it all in on the first go, ten bags in hand, veins near bursting in m'uh forehead.

 

[LissaC]

If you had to walk 1.5kms to get to the supermarket and back, you'd reconsider that approach