[Youtube Review][Vox] Why eating healthy is so expensive in America

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Playtime Comments : [Vox] Why eating healthy is so expensive in America

No************:

2:15 - they already do this in australia im pretty sure the tax is on all items that aren't seen as a necessity.

Ch***********:

3:35

Tr*************:

2:10 this is either misinformation or Vox were paid to create a lie

 

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Top Comments : [Vox] Why eating healthy is so expensive in America

Ch***********:

I don't know why but everyone in the video sounds really tired.

a*:

*Laughs in 2 dollars a kilo*
-Mexico

ro***:

$2??!!!?? for an apple!!??? in europe they’re like €0.30 lol

Hu*********:

2 dollars for one apple??? I jus ate an apple for 0.3 dollars at my local store

Pi***********:

It's true. I live in Germany and candy and junk food is very expensive. It for sure desencourages me from picking them up at the groceries stores, especially when I know making a home cooked meal is going to be much cheaper.

Sm********:

I'm 5 seconds in, where are you buying 5 apples for $10???

아리*****:

The fact that in the old time being overweight meant that you were rich and now just means the contrary (not necessarily in all situations but you know)

Sa******:

Fresh produce rots so fast - that is part of the cost equation, compared to processed

Si**********:

Here in Bangladesh, most fresh veggies cost so little that I Don't even know how to put it in doller value. Lucky me

Al********:

Woah, woah, woah, pump the breaks. No where do 5 apples cost 10 bucks, unless maybe, and I mean maybe, you're at a whole foods in New York city

Ga***********:

Anyone else go to winco? Apples are around 20 cents, and vegetables cost even less. The unhealthy stuff is a bit more expensive though

DW********:

Here in Spain it's insanely expensive to eat out/fast food, healthy food is WAY cheaper. Love me some mediterranean diet <3

Fi*********:

2018: "(diabetes is our) Gravest health concerns"

2020:Are u sure about that

also apples are not $2

IN********:

I love strawberries, blueberries and many other types of fresh fruit, and I would love to eat healthy. Will I pay $4 for strawberries or blueberries? No, I'll buy something cheaper and bad for me for $1 or $2

cl**********:

Great content, but I also feel like this video missed out on a crucial point as to why there is such high obesity and a potential drawback of a junk food tax: food deserts. Much of the time, poor neighborhoods (which have the highest obesity rates btw) don't even have access to grocery stores that carry fresh food. Many live miles away from any grocery stores, and also lack the means of cars or public transportation systems to get to the nearest store. A two mile distance can mean a daunting hour-long trip while carrying heavy bags. This would mean their closest sources are either liquor stores that sell processed foods or low-quality fast food restaurants. A junk food tax alone may only become an increased burden on poor families in these food deserts. We also need to focus on being able to provide healthy alternatives like co-op grocery stores in food deserts to liquor stores or fast-food restaurants while perhaps implementing the tax...

La****:

Where did they shop for these "apples"?

da****:

here's the solution: the U.S. government needs to stop subsidizing unhealthy food and start subsidizing produce

Ma*******:

Who pays $2 for an Apple?!?

Da********:

In Germany you become 10 apples for less than 3€ and 1 Donut for 2€

Lu*****:

Beans, rice and broccoli, cheaper than any fast food, its all about breaking away from high refined foods .

de**********************:

Ironically, there is a video in my recommended about a shake that contains an entire slice of cake

I:

I feel so happy that in my country (Greece) I can get a whole bag of oranges for 1 euro.

Ja******:

“Doctors can give vouchers for produce to low-income patients”. Yeah, like low-income patients have access to doctors in the US.

Ni***:

We need to stop subsidizing shitty foods like processed sugar, dairy and meats high in saturated fat and cholesterol and start subsidizing healthy foods like vegetables fruits, beans and whole grains!

Fo********:

"I mean, it's one banana, Michael. How much could it cost? $10?"

ch*****:

Maybe ensure that people earn a living wage so they can afford healthy foods?

y:

And bella had the audacity to nearly drop the apple in cafeteria?? Thank god for super fast vampire reflexes.

To*******:

This funny. Where I live in Canada, donuts are way more expensive than apples. Lol

Co********:

The way that donut flew in the end

Za*******:

Taxing unhealthy foods will just make the already poor people who mostly buy unhealthy foods poorer.

Bl*****:

So taxing is meant to only force me to buy more expensive items?? Doesn't seem like a very good solution.

Mo*******:

If someone knocked a doughnut out of MY hand like that we wouldn't be exchanging glares, we would be throwin hands! LOL

Re*******:

where it's coach Greg screaming about the "calories aren't created equals" in this video?

Ju*********:

"What can be done to add more produce to the American plate?"

Change the law so you can buy 20 apples for 10 dollar, but only 4 donuts

Ri*******:

"Chemically processed ingredients" triggered me. Everything in this world is, or is made of chemicals.

na****:

It's such a lie that Americans cant afford to eat vegetables or fruit. I was shocked when I actually walked around the produce section and realized this was more affordable than even the frozen veggies. It's all about shopping your deals and eating seasonally when things are the cheapest. 10 dollars on 5 apples, it's like you're trying to be a joke. In fall I can buy 5 pounds of good brand apples for 5 dollars so I really dont know where it is that people cant find groceries. In a combination of frozen and fresh vegetables you can get 10 lbs. Of veggies for 10 dollars. Not saying a certain state might have a super high price on produce but I watch a lot of people do videos where they try to eat for $25 a week or something like that across a lot of states and they go over local produce prices and it's usually not bad at all even in super populated areas and places with no population at all.

 

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