Good morning! We have bought not so looking good bananas and that is what we have made out of them.

Banana bread: - 3 big bananas - 70 grams of butter - 1,5 glass of flour - 1 spoon of baking soda - 1 egg - 1/2 cup of sugar

Let's talk! What to you think about buying bananas? Have you heard about the food miles? Food Miles is the distance food must travel before it reaches the consumer from the place of production. Imagine you are embarking on a long journey. Your trip is an investment for someone. So you get up earlier, you go, fly and swim, the journey changes you, and finally you reach strangers and you have to smile. Like a banana. Someone breaks it from the tree while it is still green, protects it in transport, the banana ripens during a long journey, and then "smiling" and attractive lands in a supermarket at your neighborhood. Assuming that your banana came from Costa Rica, he defeated over 10,000. kilometers, and gasoline used for its transport during combustion emitted into the atmosphere from 630 (if the banana was traveling by train) to 2268 (if it was flying by plane) kilograms of carbon dioxide. Increased transport also means greater environmental pollution and noise. In addition, fruits and vegetables transported for many days lose valuable nutrients and vitamins, and to ensure their durability, manufacturers use many chemicals. So who benefits from it? We chose to buy bananas - those not so good looking (black, mold)... but really how many of them can you see in your supermarket? Not so much! In general stores prefer to sell only "good-looking" products... We have to change not only what we choose based on the food miles but also based on the look!