Most people are not interested in how their food has been produced. They only care about how much it costs. How true is this statement? What influences people when they buy food?

Over

time

, everything becomes easier, including

food

. You can find almost any type of meal in the supermarkets at a good price, even those of your mother's meals to eat in a short break. With three euros there is a lot of choice about what to eat.

However

, nobody fascinates how all

that is

made. The ability to quickly find some good

food

to eat at a good price makes people blind. Whether they are workers or students, most people spend less than half the day outside the home. There is no

time

to go home for lunch during breaks.

As a result

, they prefer to buy something from the supermarket or a snack bar. That takes less

time

. There is no

time

to worry about how that

food

is made

Also

, there is quite a bit of economic thinking when choosing the

food

.

especially

Suggestion

Especially

the student

have

Suggestion

has

a limited monthly budget and they must deal with it wisely. The price

then

has a major impact on their choices. They would rather choose something cheaper than a luxury product. The other factor

that is

being considered is the values. These can be religious or personal values.

For example

, a Muslim from my country will only see if a product is halal.

This

is not taken so seriously, and it is quickly determined whether it is halal. A vegetarian will

then

only look for a product

that is

vegetable. It does not matter how it is made. It appears that most people don't take the

time

to think about how their

food

is made, as long as the prices are reasonable for a not prohibited meal to eat quickly.