Comparing vinegar to bologna? Oh my! *lol*

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Miss D. went on in what seemed like a direct insult to a

recent thread on uses for balsamic vinegar:

" Poor people buy bologna, not balsamic vinegar. "

 

~ i am not rich! i do buy balsamic vinegar, but i save money

to be able to buy it, and i shop at a discount grocery outlets

store for such treats. They don't always have what i want

on the shelves because that is the nature of the store; they

carry over-stock items and stuff that is soon to

expire from other large stores. But you would be surprised

at what wonderful things i am able to buy for way less.

PLUS i save by not buying bags of chips, bottles of sugary

soda, and other pre-packaged crap that many Americans,

regardless of color, fill their grocery carts with. It has nothing

to do with time or color of your skin, or if you get food stamps,

or if you drive a BMW. i see just as many wealthy Americans

with loaded carts of unhealthy food choices as i see low-income

Americans buying with their food stamps.

 

Not having a desire to cook for yourself in a healthy way and

buying junk food on impulse is not an economic or racial issue.

It is an American issue. i have recently read it is a trend that

is spreading around the globe, too. But we can change, and share

with each other, and learn to live better on groups like this.

i don't know what color you are or how much money you have,

and i don't care. Let's stop thinking so negative and share a

healthy recipe. Seize the day!

 

~ pt ~

 

" You can't just sit down and talk about the truth.

It doesn't work that way. You have to live it and

be part of it and you might get to know it. "

~ Rolling Thunder, CHEROKEE