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Is getting food delivered worse for the climate? Sometimes it’s better

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"I might be in the minority, but I genuinely love grocery shopping and cooking. That said, this article gave me some serious food for thought about meal kits. I have to admit, I’m guilty of buying specialty ingredients that end up gathering dust after just one use (hence my overflowing spice cabinet).

 

Salad dinner set: chicken, lettuce, tomatoes, peking cabbage, cheese, bacon, bread, olive oil sauces and spices. A set for delivering food for dinner on a white background. I cook at home. Preparing Caesar salad.

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