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8 products that are not worth buying at the supermarket, even by stock

'11.04.2020'

Source: Sovests24

Most people try to save money. Supermarket marketers skillfully use this desire, so they hold promotions. Buyers are offered goods that need to be sold as soon as possible. These may be low quality products or expiring. So that the acquisition does not become hazardous to health, you need to know what products are not worth buying at the supermarket, writes Sovests24.

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Greens and salad in the package

Some people think that plastic containers reliably protect against infections, but vice versa. Such a package of greens and lettuce preserves harmful microorganisms that have fallen on the leaves from the soil. When bacteria enter the body, they become the cause of diseases of the stomach or intestines. It is much safer to buy lettuce and herbs in the market, where they come in wooden crates, they are well ventilated, so there is less chance of infection.

Ground spices

When making seasonings, manufacturers add preservatives so that the goods can be stored longer in the warehouse. Another trick is the addition of cheap analogues, for example, marigolds are mixed with saffron, and cassia is mixed with cinnamon. A good alternative to supermarkets is the private sale of ground condiments. Such sellers have fresh goods without additives.

Pasta by weight and cereals

The disadvantage of this method of trading is that the buyer does not see the product release date, which is expired. In addition, if a plastic container is used to store cereals or pasta, food moth may be added there. All these shortcomings are deprived of products with factory packaging.

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Grilled chicken

When buying such a product, it is difficult to control the production date. Street stalls, fast food chains create competition for supermarkets, so grilled chicken can lie on the counter for a long time. Often they are made from unsold meat, which is soaked in marinade to give softness and presentation.

Grated cheese

Although this product has factory packaging, the contents may include cheaper varieties. To prevent clumping, the producer adds cellulose to the cheese. Such a product looks appetizing, but loses in taste. Another minus - grated cheese dries quickly. To avoid all this, the buyer is better to buy a whole piece and rub it at home, when necessary.

Frozen vegetables

Such products are often sold by stock if the store’s refrigerator fails and a defrost occurs. When they harden again, much more ice forms. When buying bulk vegetable mixtures or cauliflower, the consumer can greatly overpay. When the product is sold in factory packaging, you need to carefully look at the expiration date. If it is not coming to an end, then re-frozen vegetables are being sold.

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Decorative cosmetics

This product is related to the grocery supermarket, therefore, it is not always presented in sufficient assortment. Promotions are often carried out on expiring cosmetics. If you buy such eye shadow or mascara, you can cause skin irritation. It is better to go to specialized stores for guaranteed cosmetics, where guaranteed low prices from manufacturers.

Ready-made salads in the culinary department

Mayonnaise and other expired products are sometimes used for these dishes. It is difficult for the buyer to control the freshness of ready-made salads, which may linger on the counter for 2-3 days and begin to deteriorate. Especially you need to beware of dishes that are pre-packaged in plastic containers. It is very easy to stick labels on the lid, so they will always seem fresh to the buyer.

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