Durante il nostro viaggio ci siamo resi conto di quanti snack hanno le stazioni di servizio e i supermercati norvegesi. La gente lo compra davvero tanto? E perché non ci sono cose più salutari come frutta e barrette di noci tra cui scegliere?
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We love candy and coffee, that’s just how we roll
Have you ever been in gas stations before in your life?
We don’t eat that. Maybe once or twice a year I’ll buy a chocolate from the gas station, but it’s basically during a worst case scenario
Better shelf life, so it works better at gas stations.
ohh yea we all buy our snacks from gass stations. usually they are completely empty. you must have been there on the day they reshelf them..
This looks like a normal gas station anywhere in the world?
Like every petrol station everywhere? Have you been living under a rock lol?
The hell kind of gas station are you used to that stocks fresh fruit??
Show me one country where the snack shelves look substantially different. Even in Japan they are almost the same. Capitalism trumps health concerns, under the old adage that people can choose.
You’re at the candy isle, you must be looking for the fruit isle, easy mistake tbh. Same way you won’t find dairy or milk in the personal hygiene section.
Good question. Fruits probably doesn’t sell, and would likely be overpriced.
And, are nut bars really healthy?
Hello fellow HUMAN nice day on EARTH today
This is a fraction of the snacks available in other countries
I don’t buy candy in a gas station.. Double the price. If you want snacks you stop at a grocery store.
But i agree. Too much exposure of garbage food in this country.
I’m pretty sure they mostly have that stuff for the profit margin. Possibly also because they have longer shelf life. No one I know buys anything at gas stations if they can help it.