Dispelling the "muh healthy food is too expensive!!" myth ( Netherlands Edition ) Hello shitpeople. As we all know this is one of the most ridiculous yet persistent fatlogic myths out there. Even if healthy food were only available to the elite that would only excuse poor nutrition, not obesity. You know what's cheaper than 10,000 calories worth of shitty food? 2500 calories worth of the exact same goddamn shitty food. That basic, fundamental fact alone should be enough to shut down the entire argument but lets deconstruct it further, just for shits and giggles. McBeetus is much, much more expensive here than it is the US. Yet the argument is still used here. Lets see what $10 gets us at one of the more expensive grocery stores and compare it to McBeetus. 500g ( 1.1 pounds ) of oatmeal costs a whopping 43 cents. 5 bananas cost $1,10 500g of kale costs $2,33 fresh of course, only the best for beetusbandits. Frozen? 50 cents a pound. 10 freerange, organic eggs ( again, only the best because there is only 20 piece McNuggets and organic whole foods when it comes  to arguing with a fatty ) cost $2,73 500g of brocolli costs 99 cents 500g of ground beef roughly gets us to the $10 mark. Now, for McBeetus: Breakfast combo. Egg and Bacon McMuffin + beverage: $3,29 Big Mac menu, medium: Big Mac, medium fries, medium soda: 6,63 For a total of $9,92 Dutch hams really are a different kind of special.