People today have no idea what a grocer's was like in the 1950s
...prosperity we enjoy today depends on packaging technology.... - West at January 13, 2013 11:50 AM
MindfulMrs sez, people today have no idea what a grocer's was like in the 1950s, even, much less the 1850s. Pickle barrel? Ewwww.
Fast transport is a big factor, and refrigeration also, but the sealed, airtight package can make both moot, and otherwise extends storage and preserves quality.
I could do with something easier to open with hard plastic cases sometimes.
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