Jericholyte2
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That's a very simplistic argument. The supermarkets certainly don't help, but there's a whole host of barriers to people cooking healthily from scratch, ranging from cultural issues to time, money, how they've been brought up, education and so on.
Oh I completely accept that, and I have only recently argued with a friend how one of the biggest blocks behind healthy eating is the facts that two full-time wages can't maintain a household anymore so both parents (in two-parent households) come back home at hypothetically 6pm, shattered after having a quick lunch due to the 30min break 'allowed', then have to have the energy to cook a meal.
But the supermarkets only exacerbate that issue by pushing the 'easy' options right in the faces of every customer.