bullshit fatlogic appied to food. I  really hate when fat people says that eating healthy is not affordable, it irks me when the say the can only feed their kids crap because they have no choice; so I decided to compare my meal today with the kind of thing they "have to" eat. All prices come from ASDA (owned by Wallmart as we know they like to go there) but I actually shop at ALDI for my veg and MuscleFood for my meat which is even cheaper. (incidentally I recommend MuscleFood for the casual shitlord as the have very good, lean, high welfare meats at really reasonable prices) The price breakdown is as it follows: *Butcher's Selection Lean Turkey Mince £2.45 (made 8 burgers so 62p) *Asda red onion x 1kg £1 (used 2 so 20p) *ASDA Grower's Selection Little Gem Lettuce 57p (used half so 28.5p) *ASDA Grower's Selection Firm & Juicy Salad Tomatoes x 6 69p (used 1 so 23p) *ASDA Large Wholemeal Rolls x6 85p (used 2 so 14.17p) *ASDA Free Range British Eggs x15 £2 (used 1 so 13p) *ASDA Sweet Potatoes 1kg 97p (used 2 out of 5 so 38.8p) *Heinz Tomato Ketchup Reduced Salt & Sugar £2.05 (i used say a tenth of the bottle so 25p) *water out of my tap £0 this brings the total for burgers and chips for 2 people to £2.25!!!! TWO PEOPLE!! now according to the my friend who works there a big mac meal is £4.59 so 2 would be £9.18 that is FOUR TIMES MORE! so yeah. that's it. there's absolutely no truth to that statement. TL;DR fat people say healthy food is more expensive when really they're just lazy. PS; I didn't use cheese, but had I chose to it would increase the price to £2.41 for 2 people. still cheaper