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Wake up, ffs.Mandarin (Clementina orogrande) peel was dried by vacuum drying (VD) and convective drying (CD). 'so just GIVE THEM AWAY,' the other person responded. 'NO NEED to split up and put into wasteful packaging. 'clementines vs God knows how many non-biodegradable plastic cups with lids they handed out,' someone replied. 'That's kind of them,' commented one person. 'They probably had too many so they thought instead of throwing it out, to give it away for free. 'I wish they didn't need to use this much plastic, of course.' 'I was hoping that these were damaged or rotten, and instead of throwing out the whole thing they were trying to at least give the edible food away,' someone said. Others had theories on why Sobeys was only giving away individual slices in the plastic packages, some of which inspired little debates. 'I hope there is a recycling bin nearby,' to which someone else replied, 'I handed my container back to the cashier yesterday and she said they recycle/reuse them.'

'Sobeys are always doing neat and fun things,' another person commented. Others just hoped there were recycling bins readily available for the individual trash, with one person writing, 'Hopefully there was a recycling bin immediately available.'

'It'll probably cost big citrus less to just give out a free clementine for their promotion than to have someone peel them and put it in a container,' someone else wrote. 'If only it had some sort of natural wrapper,' said someone else.

Clementine peel