Sentences with phrase «farther than the supermarket»

We look no further than the supermarket shelf for foods made with ingredients that have travelled hundreds of miles to join us for a meal.

Family Circle magazine's articles director Jonna Gallo Weppler could save you with these gift ideas in a pinch — and you don't have to travel farther than the supermarket.

Not exact matches

Homemade popsicle are not only delicious (with endless fruit combinations)-- they're far healthier and contain less sugar and nasties than their supermarket counterparts.

The company, founded in 1980, has more than 160 stores in the US and is the world's leading natural and organic foods supermarket - and with stores also in Britain and Canada there is potential for its gluten - free baked goods to spread even further.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, which successfully pursued Coles in 2014, says while it can not confirm exact complaint numbers, it is seeing «far fewer supplier complaints against the supermarkets than a couple of years ago».

Far more satisfying than buying a limp, tasteless loaf from the supermarket

' (a) The competitive constraint imposed by Franklins upon Metcash's wholesaling activities was far less significant than the constraint imposed by the major supermarket chains.

Our supermarkets, rather than our consumers, are the reason why we have lagged so far behind the Europeans when it comes to private labels.

(By the way, experts who study supermarket - shopper behavior seem to agree that, on the whole, men are kind of idiots — far more likely to be distracted by flashy bells and whistles and walk home with a completely unnecessary corkscrew than women, whom supermarket designer Kelley called «shrewd» and thoughtful in comparison.

«Heirloom tomatoes taste far better than today's supermarket tomatoes, which are often picked when they are still green,» notes Roberta McQuaid, Old Sturbridge Village staff horticulturist.

Get to know your butcher - they'll be able to offer far more than pre-packaged supermarket cuts.

So, the bang for your buck that you can get from the real foods sections (meat, veggies, eggs) at your supermarket is potentially far, far greater than what you can get from Shakeology.

Not many of us consider where our early morning cup of tea comes from, or at least no further than the kitchen cupboard or local supermarket, but t...

The average supermarket food item has traveled 1500 miles to reach our kitchens - that's further than most families go on vacation.

That makes text and images far less clear than on its supermarket rival and while you might not realise what you're missing if this is your first tablet, anyone who has used a high - end smartphone or slate won't be impressed.

There were far fewer imported goods than what you would see on the shelves of your average UK supermarket, and you couldn't get fruits or vegetables when they weren't in season.

To be considered a food desert, at least 500 people or 33 percent of an area's population must live further than one mile from a supermarket or large grocery store.

My guess is that supermarkets a generation from now, while still having a butcher section, will offer far more options with meat - like names such as «Chik» n» than true lab - grown meats.

2) If you're using your car to go to the supermarket, start shopping online, since the carbon emissions resulting from the drive, and more specifically from maintaining the energy - guzzling environment of a retail shop are far greater than the emissions from home delivery.