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I was just talking about it with @romanstock, and the ice cream prices i heard from this man were insane.
I quote:
"off sale they're like $11 or $12"
Which is completely insane to me, because i know ice cream production cost is close to zero, per liter it'd come down to just about $0.27
And yet, they're sold to you for upwards of even 50 times that amount
I won't even talk about how unhealthy it all is for you, that's all obvious, but just the pricing alone is crazy.
Almost every processed slop production goes like this:
1. Remove real ingredients
2. Replace with industrial fillers and slop (like seed oils!)
3. add artificial flavor
4. sell a marketing
5. charge 5โ20x more
I decided to check out some more examples of this, so here are some of the most popular ones:
1. Alpine chocolate (think Milka, Wedel, toblerone, nestle)
Production cost per 100g - ~$0.24
In stores - $2 to $5 per bar
2. "High Protein" Products
I'll take as an example a classic protein pudding for this one.
Production cost per 200g - $0.43
In stores - sold for anywhere between $2.5-5 per pudding.
Not only are they selling you the biggest "protein" slop ever, they're also overpricing it, which is a classic.
They remove the fat, add chemicals and dirt cheap protein, make it 4x more expensive than a classic milk product and call it a day.
I know i said i wasn't gonna get into it, but this is fake nutrition at it's core.
3. Breakfast cereal (aka. morning sugar spike)
Production cost for an entire box of classic cereal - $0.2
Same box cost in stores - $3-6, labeled as a great and nutritious morning meal!
Typical scam aswell, the elites will label this as a good nutritional meal and sell it to you for 20x the production cost.
4. Typical fast food burger
I took a McChicken for this example
Production cost - $0.4-0.5, even less each month due to more artifical products being added in
Cost in McDonalds - $4-6 (10x increase)
I won't break the ingredients down, we all know McDonald's ingredients are pure shit. They use the cheapest artifical meat slabs, Cheapest man made buns, and sugar for flavor
5. "Sugar Free" Cookies!
Production cost for an entire pack of these bad boys - $0.3
Cost in stores - $3-6 (another 10-20x mark up)
For something made out of syrup and oils, that's crazy pricing.
But it works, because it's sugar free, so people think it's a great alternative which they can eat a lot of (atleast in comparison to normal cookies) - when atp, normal homemade cookies are way healthier.
And this isn't just what i listed, every single product in today's industry is like this, every single one, real ingredients are completely stripped out and are instead replaced with slop and sold to you for 20x the price.
This is the exact reason why health is declining so rapidly everywhere. Back 100 years ago everyone ate healthy fatty meats, raw dairy, raw honey, unprocessed fruits, and health diseases were so rare that a majority of deaths were actually from old age like it should be.
Spend your money with local farmers, real butchers, and small dairies. Buy milk, meat, eggs, fruit, and honey from people who actually raise food. Thatโs how you starve the corporations and rebuild real human health.
@Gargantuan @Daddy's Home @asdvek @TechnoBoss
I quote:
"off sale they're like $11 or $12"
Which is completely insane to me, because i know ice cream production cost is close to zero, per liter it'd come down to just about $0.27
PER 1L, typical store-bought ice creams use:
- around $0.08 worth of Milk Powder (yes, not real milk)
- $0.05 of seed oils, mainly soy
- $0.1 of sugar
- $0.04 of flavoring and gums
THAT'S IT!
- around $0.08 worth of Milk Powder (yes, not real milk)
- $0.05 of seed oils, mainly soy
- $0.1 of sugar
- $0.04 of flavoring and gums
THAT'S IT!
And yet, they're sold to you for upwards of even 50 times that amount
I won't even talk about how unhealthy it all is for you, that's all obvious, but just the pricing alone is crazy.
Almost every processed slop production goes like this:
1. Remove real ingredients
2. Replace with industrial fillers and slop (like seed oils!)
3. add artificial flavor
4. sell a marketing
5. charge 5โ20x more
I decided to check out some more examples of this, so here are some of the most popular ones:
1. Alpine chocolate (think Milka, Wedel, toblerone, nestle)
Production cost per 100g - ~$0.24
per 100g:
- sugar makes up $0.03
- milk powder $0.05 (muh real alpine chocolate advertising)
- cocoa $0.10
- seed oils $0.04
- emulsifiers and flavor $ 0.02
- sugar makes up $0.03
- milk powder $0.05 (muh real alpine chocolate advertising)
- cocoa $0.10
- seed oils $0.04
- emulsifiers and flavor $ 0.02
In stores - $2 to $5 per bar
2. "High Protein" Products
I'll take as an example a classic protein pudding for this one.
Production cost per 200g - $0.43
per 200g:
- milk powder $0.15
- whey protein $0.20
- sweetener and flavor $0.05
- gums and stabilizers $0.03
- milk powder $0.15
- whey protein $0.20
- sweetener and flavor $0.05
- gums and stabilizers $0.03
In stores - sold for anywhere between $2.5-5 per pudding.
Not only are they selling you the biggest "protein" slop ever, they're also overpricing it, which is a classic.
They remove the fat, add chemicals and dirt cheap protein, make it 4x more expensive than a classic milk product and call it a day.
I know i said i wasn't gonna get into it, but this is fake nutrition at it's core.
3. Breakfast cereal (aka. morning sugar spike)
Production cost for an entire box of classic cereal - $0.2
Per entire box:
- corn or wheat flour $0.05
- sugar $0.05
- seed oil $0.02
- flavoring $0.03
- sometimes vitamin spray $0.05
- corn or wheat flour $0.05
- sugar $0.05
- seed oil $0.02
- flavoring $0.03
- sometimes vitamin spray $0.05
Same box cost in stores - $3-6, labeled as a great and nutritious morning meal!
Typical scam aswell, the elites will label this as a good nutritional meal and sell it to you for 20x the production cost.
4. Typical fast food burger
I took a McChicken for this example
Production cost - $0.4-0.5, even less each month due to more artifical products being added in
Cost in McDonalds - $4-6 (10x increase)
I won't break the ingredients down, we all know McDonald's ingredients are pure shit. They use the cheapest artifical meat slabs, Cheapest man made buns, and sugar for flavor
5. "Sugar Free" Cookies!
Production cost for an entire pack of these bad boys - $0.3
per pack:
- flour $0.05
- sugar alcohols $0.10
- classic seed oils $0.05
- flavorings $0.05
- packaging $0.10
- flour $0.05
- sugar alcohols $0.10
- classic seed oils $0.05
- flavorings $0.05
- packaging $0.10
Cost in stores - $3-6 (another 10-20x mark up)
For something made out of syrup and oils, that's crazy pricing.
But it works, because it's sugar free, so people think it's a great alternative which they can eat a lot of (atleast in comparison to normal cookies) - when atp, normal homemade cookies are way healthier.
And this isn't just what i listed, every single product in today's industry is like this, every single one, real ingredients are completely stripped out and are instead replaced with slop and sold to you for 20x the price.
This is the exact reason why health is declining so rapidly everywhere. Back 100 years ago everyone ate healthy fatty meats, raw dairy, raw honey, unprocessed fruits, and health diseases were so rare that a majority of deaths were actually from old age like it should be.
Spend your money with local farmers, real butchers, and small dairies. Buy milk, meat, eggs, fruit, and honey from people who actually raise food. Thatโs how you starve the corporations and rebuild real human health.
@Gargantuan @Daddy's Home @asdvek @TechnoBoss
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