I am in agreement. Although I still live with my family, I do grocery shop for myself because I perfer not to eat meat with every meal.
It's super hard to find things that are small enough that I will consume on time. Especially things that are packable for a lunch because usually I am at work or school during meal times and our cafeteria at school rapes students with not only horrid prices but lack of choice as well.
I shouldn't complain because I don't pay rent and I do have money in constant flow because I have pretty much the best job a student could have, but it is still frustrating.
The Market on Millstream is awesome, though! I bought a lot of organic stuff there for my lunches, and I know the chicken breasts you are talking about and they are my absolute favorite things in the universe.
One thing that is good for single shoppers: expensive seafood bought in small portions (wild salmon) is so tasty and much cheaper for a lone consumer.
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It's super hard to find things that are small enough that I will consume on time. Especially things that are packable for a lunch because usually I am at work or school during meal times and our cafeteria at school rapes students with not only horrid prices but lack of choice as well.
I shouldn't complain because I don't pay rent and I do have money in constant flow because I have pretty much the best job a student could have, but it is still frustrating.
The Market on Millstream is awesome, though! I bought a lot of organic stuff there for my lunches, and I know the chicken breasts you are talking about and they are my absolute favorite things in the universe.
One thing that is good for single shoppers: expensive seafood bought in small portions (wild salmon) is so tasty and much cheaper for a lone consumer.