I found that my local store is owned and run by Aramark. The co-opt is off the buss line and I don't have a garden. I'm still trying to find somewhere else to eat from. How do you deal with finding a cheap ethical place to get food from?
Where do you get your food?
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The Cupboard. Or, less specifically, from a local grocery store. Or, Even less specifically, anywhere that sells food. I'm not all that picky about where the food comes from if I can eat it and it doesn't taste like crap.
and what morals are we talking about? I'm sorry if I have missed it entirely, but what is so bad about eating from Aramark? I have never heard of it.Gormourn said:
Aramark is a big evil chain. They're known for selling bad food to schools and bad, occasionally spoiled food to the US military. Basically they're war profiteers and I don't want to give them any more money.Cliff_m85 said:
oh. ok. If the food is bad, don't eat there. But if the bad food is going to someone else, I don't give a sh*t.
Skeleon said:
That's why I started the thread. I want to know if anyone else knows hows avoid supporting a corrupt system without starving.
See if you can find a Japan/Anime fan and ask him if you can buy ramen from him.Pseudonym2 said:
I go to sams/costco. Sure you have to buy 600 lbs of whatever food you're buying but it evens out a lot cheaper for what you get
Unfortunately, Sam's club is owned by the same people as Wal-Mart and there isn't any Costco or similar thing where I live.Guitarmasterx7 said:
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