[Bell Bouy II]

What is so difficult about making your own salad fresh daily.

Peeps are so frigen lazy

[madison10]

I do not like food to rot in my fridge, better to get a bag. (R6he ones I get are mostly cabbage)

[SamAdams76]

The bagged salads are much better. I've never had a problem with them. Just watch those expiration dates. I buy two weeks out and use them within a few days of purchases. Even a week before expiration, you start to get some wilting action in the bag.

[steve86]

It isn’t 1931 anymore. Good to have those skills if we ever returned to that, though.

[mass55th]

Laziness has nothing to with it for me. I live alone, and don’t eat salad that often, so buying a head of lettuce along with the other vegetables (carrots, red cabbage, celery, etc.) to make a salad gets costly, and it goes bad in the icebox. I like buffalo chicken salad with blue cheese dressing. I make it from a bag of iceberg salad that has carrots and red cabbage in it. I add the celery myself. That’s a whole meal for me, but I don’t want it every day, so there’s no sense in buying all the fixings, and letting it rot in my fridge.

[neverevergiveup]

“What is so difficult about making your own salad fresh daily. Peeps are so frigen lazy”

Maybe, but if you get home after 8 at night, are tired, still have stuff to do on your computer, and you hope to get 6 hours sleep, conveniences like pre-washed salad are appreciated.