In that case, I didn’t mean to walk up like some kind of savior.

I am sorry these comments seem to imply that. You know your own diet, your own needs and your own wants.

I don’t get the lime outrage either.

What bothered me about that is there was no mention of prep, seasoning, flavors, utensils, pots, time, etc.

Some stores have better pricing but everywhere I go they’re about $1 each. You know Goop isn’t shopping at the cheap supermercado either.

I’m curious as well. My limes are 75 cents a piece, which is why I lack them when I drink my gin at home. Ain’t nobody got time for such expensive limes.

THEN WHY ARE MINE, IN MY MEDIUM-SIZED CITY, SOMETIMES 2 FOR $1, OR WORSE, 99 CENTS A LIME? WHAT IS WITH THE LIME DISPARITY IN THIS COUNTRY????*

Right? Limes make everything else taste better.

7 limes are a buck here and they make everything better. It’s kind of a deal. If your neighbor has a lime tree, it’s an even better deal.

I live in a fairly expensive downtown city and I can get 4 limes for a buck.

Where?! Where I am we’re still having issues with the lime price-spike from last year.

I think people are also remembering the Great Lime Price Increase from last year, where in NYC (where I think GOOP is) limes could cost you a couple bucks. Goop could’ve easily spent $3-4 on those limes, and that, coupled with her overall incomplete and out-of-touch basket (which to me reads like she’s saying “if I…

Look it. Gwyneth is obnoxious. We get it. BUT the media hasn’t talked about the lack of food choices and hunger for the poor in this country is YEARS. Can we at least applaud Gwyneth for bringing attention to this topic? Tomorrow I’ll go back to making snide comments about Goop.

God, you guys are getting as insane about paltrow as conservatives get about obama. Let it go already. Geez.

Yeah, she really can’t win. I mean, she certainly induces some eye-rolls from me but I don’t get all the hatred. I feel like she tries to be honest about who she is?

I can’t be around people who chew with their mouths open. Can’t do it.

Last time I ate an oyster, after being harassed by family to try one, I immediately threw it up onto the table. I’m 32.

If I had a million dollars we wouldn’t have to eat Kraft Dinner, but we would eat Kraft Dinner. Of course we would, we’d just eat more, and buy really expensive ketchups with it. That’s right, all the fanciest Dijon ketchups.

They’re little Foodie Howsers, CNS.

I feel that way about Anthropologie, too. Gorgeous bohemian stuff, but WAY expensive.