Sachet - I find the word OFFENSIVE

It's a pretentious  word, snooty or even snobby.

NO, I don't want my Coffee out of  BLOODY Sachet thanks, if you had any common sense at all you would at least provide me with a freshly ground bean for freshness and quality rather than offering up some over-processed shite no doubt generously imbued with toxic chemicals additives and most likely the lowest and probably the cheapest coffee of the lowest quality available combined with generous amounts of artificial flavourings, most likely also toxic. If I actually wanted that type of coffee I'd go to Tim Horton's, Canadians will know what I mean for sure.

Just Where did we go wrong?  Why must everything be so cheap, effortless and without care? When the world is choking on plastic and rubbish from the world of convenience and fast foods how is this in any way contributing to a cleaner world?

Thus I protest and not alone I might add, here is a restaurant review of pub food which has some relevance.

The WAR  on Sachets

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2007/sep/18/sachetwar

What the writer of the above claims is absolutely correct, few prepare your sides with any care, thoughtfulness or love for what they do. Very sad indeed.

While I remember this: whatever they have put in those sachets have probably leeched plastic into the product as well, so better they ask if you'd like some plastic with your toppings, coffee, whatever.

So, if you're stupid enough to offer me something in a sachet don't be at all surprised if I tell you to shove it up your ass!