It’s great to be observing and documenting! One idea would be to get the samples tested to see if they’re silicon or something else. We have folks looking at “spider silk” under a microscope and we’re finding weird shit..(it’s not spider silk). Back to the cucumber: is it the “season” for cucumbers? Best bet is to eat organic and “in-season” produce. Also, I wouldn’t trust WF food after Bezos stepped in. I’ve avoided for a couple of years now. Local markets are the way to go. And of course, your own garden. :)
Growing your own food would be ideal, preferably with heritage seeds! For those who don't have a garden, buying from local farmers is the way to go. I don't trust any of the grocery chains, especially Whole Foods.
That's definitely a strong possibility since Jeff Bezos acquired the chain. It wouldn't surprise me that they'd test their weird food experiments on their customers, who probably just assume all their offerings are of good quality based on the reputation of the store before ownership changed in 2022.
Tha doesn't really make sense if a particular fruit or vegetable behaves/feels/tastes markedly different than it typically used to.
It’s great to be observing and documenting! One idea would be to get the samples tested to see if they’re silicon or something else. We have folks looking at “spider silk” under a microscope and we’re finding weird shit..(it’s not spider silk). Back to the cucumber: is it the “season” for cucumbers? Best bet is to eat organic and “in-season” produce. Also, I wouldn’t trust WF food after Bezos stepped in. I’ve avoided for a couple of years now. Local markets are the way to go. And of course, your own garden. :)
Growing your own food would be ideal, preferably with heritage seeds! For those who don't have a garden, buying from local farmers is the way to go. I don't trust any of the grocery chains, especially Whole Foods.
Yes, Whole Paycheck is a CIA front, just like Amazon.
That's definitely a strong possibility since Jeff Bezos acquired the chain. It wouldn't surprise me that they'd test their weird food experiments on their customers, who probably just assume all their offerings are of good quality based on the reputation of the store before ownership changed in 2022.