[user104658]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Doesn't seem worth the fuel or the effort

It's really bizarre if they're not delivered to the door (or dispensed within easy walking distance) because it seems quite unlikely that families who need help with food can afford to keep and run a car .

I mean on the most basic level, a 16 mile round trip every day for 10 days in a car is going to cost pretty much the same in fuel as it would to just buy the food in the first place.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

It's really bizarre if they're not delivered to the door (or dispensed within easy walking distance) because it seems quite unlikely that families who need help with food can afford to keep and run a car .

I mean on the most basic level, a 16 mile round trip every day for 10 days in a car is going to cost pretty much the same in fuel as it would to just buy the food in the first place.

Yeah with a fraction of the effort (and probably a better meal)