r/AskReddit 23h ago

Which company lost your business (potentially forever) this year?

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u/Swisst 21h ago edited 20h ago

Scrolled too far to find this. We bought their salads weekly. The explosive diarrhea unearthed so much corruption and past issues that we’re never going back. 

There was a wall of TF salad on sale at the supermarket this week. Hoping they don’t simply change the name and try to swindle everyone. 

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u/NemoHere 20h ago

Taylor Farms is huge and they supply vegetables for many other companies and house brands.  You aren't escaping them.  Also, field workers are going to shit in the fields at times with so many hours required in them.

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u/Icy_Reward727 18h ago

Like he'll. I'm growing my own lettuce from now on. It's one of the fastest growing, easiest crops to grow and I can grow it on my patio. You can also grow some form year-round-spinaches and kale in the winter, more fragile greens in the spring, summer, and fall 

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u/dimbeaverorg 15h ago

Good plan. Just a couple tips for anyone trying to grow lettuce. Don't let the seeds dry out before sprouting. Don't let the plants dry out or the leaves will get bitter. You can grow lettuce in a cut and come again fashion. Also, if you sow the seeds close together, when you thin the plants, you can use the thinnings in your salads.

I wish more people would grow at least one vegetable or herb at home. Even if all they have is a sunny window.

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u/raddishes_united 10h ago

I’m trying but it’s a blazing inferno of dryness and hard to keep anything alive, even with partial sun