Anna's best salads

Anna's best Salate

Hello dear packaging designers

Today I went shopping at Migros. When I wanted to buy two Anna's best salads, it almost hit me - there are only large 300 gram packs left.
This size is an absolute no-go! When you know that large packs are responsible, among other things, for contributing to weight gain. Because people then tend to eat the whole pack when they eat. The USA is proof of this! Who eats 300 grams of corn salad? 600kcal for nothing!
I won't be buying this product in future! I travel a lot and don't want to stuff myself unnecessarily. Let alone eat half of it and throw the rest away.
Hopefully the small packs will be available again soon! Thank you very much.

FG
Cracker69

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All replies (8)

Guest

Hi cracker69
Thank you for your message. We have changed the pack sizes as customers wanted the salads to be eaten as a meal. The smaller sizes did not correspond to a whole meal. We are sorry that the change does not suit you. We will of course keep an eye on the products and check the range regularly. Best regards, Jrene

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cracker69

... Thank you for your message. I can understand that. But one idea would be for Migros to offer both pack sizes. Would that work?

FG
Cracker69

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Guest

Hi Cracker69
At the moment there are only the larger portions available. However, we will check the feedback from our customers. Best regards, Jrene

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Guest

Well, the smaller portion was always enough for me and the new, larger one is too much.

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Federwolke

Without bread, you might just be able to eat 300 g of corn salad on its own - unless you're a heavy worker, but they rarely tend to eat vegetarian food anyway. But a fine salad needs a piece of bread, if only to soak up the salad dressing! :)

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cracker69

... and one more addendum. Too many carbohydrates are totally unhealthy anyway and make you fat. The only thing the human organism does not need to function is carbohydrates. However, without protein and fat, the body would soon stop working altogether. So that would be another reason to make the packs smaller!

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Guest

You could have saved yourself this addendum.... It's not true that humans don't need carbohydrates: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kohlenhydrate#Nahrung

About the packs: I think they're too big too, but it's better for the environment. The world doesn't need any more plastic waste.

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cracker69

Dear Noemie

Yes, you're right; if you haven't studied the theories of nutritional science and if you believe what Wikipedia says.
A person can get by without any carbohydrates without any problems. Because the liver can extract energy from the fat molecules. This energy can then be used by the brain and muscles.... Protein is used for cell building, among other things.
Reliable sources are not to be found on the Internet, but in theories that are scientifically proven and can be found in books. Tip: NEBIS.ch

Greetings
Cracker69

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