barnily plans, too, affect: what we want in meats.

barnily plans, too, affect: what we want in meats. For example, cjp jou hpve anyl pba*« for entertainment beT fore you again go shopping? Some research at Louisiana State University sheds some; interesting light on how this1 may affect your shopping.; They found that if you were : entertaining an important male guest you were most likely to want to serve steak. However, if the important guest were a woman, you were more likely to serve chicken. The status meat changed with the situation. Obviously, the amount of money available for meat also affects what you are looking for as you shop. If meat money is tight (maybe as a result of those entertainment plans) you may be most interested in the most nutrition for your money. If things aren’t quite so tight, you may want more status meats. What you look for in economic terms can change quickly and drastically. So, we are looking for value is we shop - for meat, for cither foods, for clothing, for appliances, or any other purchase. Yet, there are many :hings we include in that term ’‘value." These things - weather, money available and family plans --differ from one amily to another and from one ime to another. It is a never ending job keeping our personal definition of “value" up-toiate.