Smart Packaging: Whole Foods Organic Chicken Breasts  We bought
this bulk package of organic, boneless, skinless chicken breasts
at Whole Foods the other day ("bulk" in New York City meaning
more than four breasts at a time) precisely for the packaging.
It is so genius, we can't believe we've never seen it before.
This bag was actually three separate packages of chicken breasts
(two or three per pack) that were individually sealed in
connected pouches. But the pouches had perforated lines between
them, so you could rip off one or two to put in the
refrigerator, another to put in the freezer.  In contrast to
bulk packages at other stores, where we have to pull out what we
need for the day and transfer the rest of the breasts to plastic
bags for the freezer, this packaging felt incredibly smart.  Why
not just buy three separate packages of chicken breasts, you
ask? Well, a few reasons. We're not 100 percent sure because we
forgot to look yesterday (those of you who hit a Whole Foods
today, let us know), but we