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A mix of greens in a bag, often with a pouch of dressing and a bag of nuts tossed in as well.
Thank you... You know, that sounds mighty civilised.
Thank you, as OP I was getting ready to defend why I can't just make my own salad against an angry European purist, haha.
Every salad I personally make is ass in comparison - if I even bother on a busy day and with the hand issues I have. The ratios of things included are just right, there is (well, there was) a good variety available, and you don't have to cut, wash and potentially roast a bunch of stuff for it because a big machine somewhere already did.
It is an expensive way to eat. But somewhat makes sense for a single person meal
Hmm, I find the full-size ones usually serve two.
If you ate it twice you could make it work, but it's going to be soggy on day two.
they're pretty handy if you only want one salad, instead of eating it every day
It's not really cost effective versus buying separate but way cheaper than going to a salad place and it saves stocking space for different toppings and dressings. We started eating more salads because we dont have to eat the same kind daily.
Yes, I suspect I'll just be eating less salad now, unfortunately.
On the bright side, I'll save a bit of money that way. Hopefully I still get enough fresh stuff to dodge scurvy.