Do you allow your kids to eat all of these foods loaded with preservatives, sugars, artificial materials? The time you spend couponing could be used in a job that pays enough for you to buy organic/healthier choices. If it has a year+ expiration date, it's probably not healthy for your body that requires foods that break down in a week-.
I honestly don't understand why a person's income has to come into play here. Lifestyle is a personal decision, and one we can't make or preach to others. There are plenty of coupons for "healthy" and "organic" foods, a person's income has nothing to do with the kind of food one chooses to eat or serve their family. People buy what they like to eat and drink, despite of price. That's one thing I am a personal witness to, I watched numerous roommates short themselves on gas money or cell phone bill money because they chose to buy the foods they like to eat with no consideration to price. And yes one roommate bought "unhealthy" foods while another went broke buying "healthy" foods. It's a lifestyle choice, and with couponing you can choose to successfully live one way or another.
to Anonymous, How do you know the food you are buying is organic or healthier. I worked in a store the organic apple and non organic apple came out the same box.
I think I love you lol, I have no idea who you are, but your response is awesome. I am a couponer,and I allow my children to eat what I make! I we occasionally eat junk food like crackers (who's shelf life is rather long) and cookies..because kids deserve a treat every now and then. If you want to eat rabbit food and take supplements because you "eat healthy" go for it! Companies have been in business for a VERY long time because their products are GOOD and people LIKE them!
Do you allow your kids to eat all of these foods loaded with preservatives, sugars, artificial materials? The time you spend couponing could be used in a job that pays enough for you to buy organic/healthier choices. If it has a year+ expiration date, it's probably not healthy for your body that requires foods that break down in a week-.
ReplyDeleteI honestly don't understand why a person's income has to come into play here. Lifestyle is a personal decision, and one we can't make or preach to others. There are plenty of coupons for "healthy" and "organic" foods, a person's income has nothing to do with the kind of food one chooses to eat or serve their family. People buy what they like to eat and drink, despite of price. That's one thing I am a personal witness to, I watched numerous roommates short themselves on gas money or cell phone bill money because they chose to buy the foods they like to eat with no consideration to price. And yes one roommate bought "unhealthy" foods while another went broke buying "healthy" foods. It's a lifestyle choice, and with couponing you can choose to successfully live one way or another.
Deleteto Anonymous,
ReplyDeleteHow do you know the food you are buying is organic or healthier. I worked in a store the organic apple and non organic apple came out the same box.
to the first anonymous person.. Who are you to judge what he/she feeds their children?? Get off your high horse and stuff a mcdouble in your pie hole.
ReplyDeleteI think I love you lol, I have no idea who you are, but your response is awesome. I am a couponer,and I allow my children to eat what I make! I we occasionally eat junk food like crackers (who's shelf life is rather long) and cookies..because kids deserve a treat every now and then. If you want to eat rabbit food and take supplements because you "eat healthy" go for it! Companies have been in business for a VERY long time because their products are GOOD and people LIKE them!
DeleteHappy Couponing.
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