Of course; but in case one were not able to access local farmers and/or street vendors for any reason, these tips are still useful to keep in mind if you find yourself in a Grocery store.
But it is good information for students living alone in a different city, who don't even know where sabji mandis are and in highly developed cities you can barely see any vendor on roads.
@@aarya8295 which highly developed cities are you talking about?? I live in Mumbai. Everything is available here. Fresh vegetables and cheap groceries.What is the problem with students studying in different cities these days?? I was student too at one time.We used to go buy veggies from nearby thelas and sabji walas and cook on our own with whatever money parents send.
You can put it in your bag, how else are you gonna carry all the items while browsing through the store? If you skip the billing counter all together, well then there's the problem!
She is a filthy rich woman shopping in a grocery store outside India 😂🤣 Jin logon ko samajh nahin aayaa toh - Dhyaan se dekho. Yeh grocery store foreign country ka hain. Peechhe sab firangi log hain. Itnaa badaa grocery store India mein kahin nahin milega.
@@Tara-zz1rk Why you saying "itna bada grocery store india main kahin nahi milega" you do realise india is not limited to your Village/city/state Right? And if it's outside India, i wonder why it would have the amount written in Ruppes then. Did you not see the imported USA apples for ₹450?
Thanks for this public education ad. Keep it up. It is said that you can grow paddy or froots in less than a year. You can grow up a tree in 10/12 years. But if you wish to change human likes/fislikes or patterns you need 100 years. It a very very slow and lenghty process. We have evoveled many things like this. Keep it up. You & I may not be there to see results, but next generations will benefit.
Hey ! Some time there are such circumstances. I (from West Bengal) have myself purchased vegetables from local markets my whole life, which are farm fresh and in budget but recently I have moved to Chennai mannivakkam and there is no fresh vegetables available in local stores so I have to visit the nearby mall most of the time . And I manage to get to the local vegetables market sometimes which is 8 km away.
She’s right. Eat local wherever you are! Support your farmers, support the environment that continues to give you the abundance of great produce, plus it’s cheaper. If you are abroad eat what’s local there, our bodies adapt to what’s local - environment and food!
I am an American and I completely agree with this! It is absolutely absurd how much waste is produced from packaging and the things they do to food so it can sit in a truck or airplane for 3 weeks before it gets to the store!🤦🏻♀️
1. You are not allowed to carry your own bags inside the grocery store. 2. Buy from a local vendor and reduce carbon footprint automatically 3. You will never find a seperate processed food section 4. You will rarely find anything without a plastic bag on them
She is a filthy rich woman shopping in a mall outside India 😂🤣 Dhyaan se dekho. Yeh grocery store foreign country ka hain. Peechhe sab firangi log hain.
She has made a helpful reel for the generation who will now learn to take care of themselves where grocery stores are preferred over vendors because not every place is safe to buy.keep spreading awareness as every generation needs to know belonging to diverse cultures and socio economic background . As it makes a difference.
Have you ever considered the option that blue berry and raspberry are grown in india too. They are costly because they are not farmed that extensively as they need locations with certain geographical features to grow and the plants bear fruit only for short period of time. Their high cost is also due to their short shelf life, storage and transportation costs. Not because they were imported. Import comes from sea route where it takes days or weeks. Add that to time taken from processing the import and transportation to stores that will take another few weeks. Import expenses, transportation, processing storage all would make this as costly as gold dear. Not 350 rs per 200g
I dont understand why there are ppl always eager to argue on this channel's videos. You're doing a great job and keep it up. We appreciate your reminders and insights :) ❤
One mistake Those so called imported blueberries has been growing since early 2000's in Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Haryana and Mizoram 😆😆😆😆😆 You are paying thrice of actual price Edit :- Am Farmer
local blueberries? really ? but they need a certain climate conditions to grow. if it's true would love to try them out instead of the 100gms 250 to 300RS ones from online platforms.
My science teacher always used to say that whatever grows im your region is enough for your body in terms or nutrition that is suitable for the loval climate.👍
@@girvis8849 Are you still living in the 90s? If it's imported from Europe or somewhere, there are huge big machines which automatically fill up these.
Medam I think you are the first mover who became India transform to it's original system from western culture. Please 🙏 carry on and make such video and content who aware and eye open movement for Indians quickly to back again to our old healthy culture.
@@Aah292 provided you can find them. In India maybe market on every big street. In western countries, lucky to find fresh produce market near you or in your town.
Really appreciate your effort for sharing this and inspiring me. Everyone posts something that many people like, but this video very less people like but it will bring a difference in the world
Informative- out of curiosity, how do we find it’s chemically free grown veggies or fruits yet locally sourced ..as recently many videos are running on how veggies and fruits are injected to get more profits by the farmers 😔it’s pathetic to see Not sure what to eat , right from milk, water, rice, almost all agri and poultry farmers or industries are fully adulterated and polluted the soil , water very scary even to think about all these and magically we are still surviving If any tips can be shared will be helpful for many
How commercial things work : Reality is always hidden from the customers. 🤫 Only attractive, ecstatic, delicious, tempting, etc. things are shown in extravagant ways to attract more and more customers. 😏🥳 It's business. 🏭🌐🚢💵 I started following sugar-free and caffeine-free vegan diet. ☀️🌾 Cows are treated as milk giving machines by various packaged milk manufacturing companies. After 10 years or so, they replace the old cows with young ones. These companies add various chemicals inside the cow's body and also in the milk, and when the cows become weak and unable to produce large quantity of milk, they ( trade/export ) end the cows life to commercially obtain flesh and/or leather. 😠 In the advertisements they use cute animation of happy cows to attract attention of kids and youngsters. Whereas the real cows and the calves are not well treated by many milk factories. So it is better to eat vegetables grown in your locality or city, and it's best if you could manage to find one good vegetable seller who is genuine. Such vegetable sellers bring vegetables from their own farm. They always sell fresh vegetables and discuss wholeheartedly about their family, farm, farming practices, and fertilisers as well. Visit the vegetable farm, if possible. 🧑🌾👨🌾
glad that u r spreading this awareness...thanks for that... but I wonder at the same time, why you use some exotic ingredients in your recipes instead of being vocal for local in you actions as well and why make exotic recipes instead of making local recipes....also why dont you learn , teach and follow pure ayurveda which is local to india and instead you r learning, teaching and following altered ayurveda/plant based nutrition from US.....manomanthan zaroor kare...... but I appreciate u r trying your best not to burden mother earth...thanks..
Better to buy from open market, fresh and more affordable for sure. Atleast in India you can get most of vegetables from open market within 5 kms on average.
If u go to a mall for supermarket for groceries, veggies and fruits...no matter if u carry a cloth bag...they wrap ur stuff in single use plastic bags only...there is no escape to this. So, it's better to buy these from the local grocery shops and fruits n veggie vendors
As a Pakistani living in europe, i seriously panick at the thought of buying fruits and veggies wrapped in plastic🙄 i miss our local produce markets alot here🥲
Aap ne to bag ke cloths ka pant bana liya 😂😂😂..be normal over kuch bhi nahi acha lagta .... cotton ki or varsity bhi aati hai .... level this cloth for bags n rajai covers
Why buy from grocery stores? Support street side vendors and buy fruits and veggies from them. Fresh, reasonable, they sell with gratitude and become happy when we buy from them!
It makes sense to have portioned fruits and vegetables wrapped in plastic to avoid contamination. Big produce like watermelon, pumpkin, papaya are cut and portioned coz consumer don’t want to buy the whole thing. It would make more sense to buy from local vendors who can cut them for you.
I don't go to processed food section and now these days I stopped buying other healthy looking stuff removed my reason to go to the super store 😂 by which I have reduced spending more 🤑 I love this way
Owned a grocery store in the past. Let me tell you this 1.The reason we cut and wrap foods is because of convince..some people don't want to buy the whole piece. They just wants a slice. Whole watermelon is like 10-15kgs. Some people just wants a slice. 2. The reason we bag foods like tomatoes, carrots etc is because it's time effective. You don't want people to pick and choose which takes a ton of time and inconvenience to the other customers.
