As soon as the WHO report was released, did you wonder if vegetable prices would go up?
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As soon as the WHO report was released, people started talking about eating less red meat. Will vegetable prices go up as a result?
It won’t affect food lovers’ appetites. In fact, vegetables may not be safe.
I think for food lovers, it’s best to just do as one feels.
Eat when you need to; with prices having risen from before to now, people just go on living as usual. . . . . . . . .
I feel like not many people will change their habits; after all, for poisonous delicacies like pufferfish, it’s hard to resist the temptation~
It mainly depends on whether you want to eat it or not. Vegetables – can you stop eating them just because their price has gone up?
According to the replies above, it seems that women are those who buy more groceries. ;P Let prices rise, rise more – otherwise how can they be justified given housing prices? For example, Zimbabwe’s Confucius Peace Prize award is 100 trillion Zimbabwean dollars, which is equivalent to 2.5 RMB.
Don’t worry, I’m a carnivore :lol:lol
You still have to eat, but try to eat as little as possible.
People who like vegetables will buy them no matter how expensive they are, while for those who prefer meat, it’s only a good thing when the price of meat drops~
Today it’s reported that this is good to eat, and tomorrow it’s reported the opposite – that it shouldn’t be eaten. Whatever, just go on living as usual