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The Cost Of Going Green?
Walkers crisps have now replaced the plastic packaging for their multi-packets of crisps. They now come in completely recyclable cardboard boxes, wonderful news for the environmentalists isn't it?
The cost of the multipack seems about the same as before except, if you look closely, instead of 24 packets of crisps they now offer 22! If all other 'green' companies follow suit does this mean we'll end up paying one twelfth more for everything? If so, no surprise there then. |
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glad i dont eat em :D
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Well, Walkers have to pay Gary Lineker something don’t they?
I priced a 6 pack of these crisps in a local supermarket….£1.75 for six packs……Seabrooks….6 packs for a quid……so no prize for guessing which I didn’t buy. |
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While on the subject of the environment, and with regard to COVID testing and jabbing, I have a question. Where are all the used masks going to end up, and the syringes? What about the plastic gowns, and all the other pieces of paraphernalia that is included in PPE? Just asking.
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Another thing I've just noticed on this bright red 'green' box is the term CLASSIC 22 pack.
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Must admit I tend to avoid Walkers because of the gob lineker, when I'm over I'll pick up McCoys or Seebrooks. |
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I would rather do without crisps than add to linekers bank balance.
I would eat my own eyeballs with a pickle fork before I would eat Walkers |
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i've always preferred Seabrooks as well to walkers, just flavour and texture wise they are far nicer.
in the quest for going green I have recently swapped my monstrous big old luxo barge for a nice 30 year old Merc.. now you might say surely that thing is sticking far more crap out the exhaust than a modern DPF/CAT fitted car but in total e2e life the fact that its still here and the resources ( hardly any plastic btw, all nice easily recycled metal and non of that rare earth stuff... good all pig iron ) means its far far less than any modern hybrid/EV could ever hope to be. |
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For many years we used to export our plastic cr*p to the Far East for ‘processing’. China is now sending that plastic cr*p back to us in the shape of masks. |
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But be warned…I’m not sharing:D |
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