• sheogorath@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    You don’t. If you live where cars are not needed, e.g. Tokyo, you’ll just walk to your nearest small grocer and get the ingredients you need. That’s what I did when I stayed in Japan for work.

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      1 year ago

      So you have to essentially grocery shop before every meal? That doesn’t sound super efficient. Especially when cooking for a family.

      This also still doesn’t help with throwing like a big party where you need a large amount of food.

      Edit: So yes, all the responses are basically shop every day. I wish I had that kinda time.

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        1 year ago

        Just walk in to the local shop on your way to/from wherever else you’re going (or just to get out of the house for two minutes if you’ve been working from home) … that way you can have fresh ingredients every day, and you’re walking a bit regularly so you don’t get overweight easily

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        1 year ago

        It’s super simple. You stop there on your way home. When I was in Berlin, I would generally hit up the grocery store a few times a week. I did not have to worry about produce going bad because it would be used with one of my meals on the next couple of days.

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      1 year ago

      Thankfully, my little corner store will remain open during floods and other natural disasters as well as pandemics and such. So it will never be necessary for me to have more than 24 hours worth of food in my house.