Re: Re:the best thing

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Hannafords is a chain grocery store here in the East. Used to be Shop and

Save

Janet

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Wow Rosie,

I'll have to check out Cosco. Didn't even think they would have anything.

Thank you.

My fathers partener works with alot of Amish. They are going to check with

them too and see if any of them produce organic. Yes, it is VERY expensive.

My father was a skeptic, but after seeing the results has offered to help me

pay for the organic stuff, and the things we need to continue this. I guess

proof is in the pudding.

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>>>On Behalf Of

> It's hard to find " organic " fresh or frozen. I did last week just happen

> into " Whole Foods " when they were just unloading frozen organic and bought

> a

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> couple. Now, I am waiting for Meijers to find the fresh organic, then I

> will buy a couple cases, blanch them, and seal them and freeze them

> myself.

> They should have everything I asked for by next week.>>>>>

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> I have a Costco about 1/2 hour from our home and have found a number of

> organic frozen vegetables there, including green beans. Prices are much

> more reasonable than a health food store or even regular grocery store

> that

> supplies organics. I know many of us cannot afford mostly organic so it

> does help to look around. Lol found recently our 99cents stores are

> carrying organic products and when I find some I stock up big time.

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> Great idea to buy in bulk and freeze yourself. I do that often

> also;

> especially at my organic farmer's markets when they have a sale.

> It's more work but will save you money.

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> Rosie

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Hannafords? If that a store, or is it online. There are alot of places

online, but I am not sure of the quality. I like to see it in person and

read ALL of the ingredients before I buy it. But, I am sure over time some

will tell me where they get theirs online and the quality and I will try it

too. Just takes time for me to adjust to another way of thinking.

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> Hannafords has a section just with organic foods. That is where I buy my

> frozen veggis.

> Janet

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Hi and all:

My local Costco keeps impressing me every time I go in there. They have

organic milk, butter, frozen vegetables and fruits, organic coffee (got to

have my coffee). Their brand of chicken is antibiotic and hormone free (not

organic but a lot cleaner and healthier than regular chicken and we are

eating that without any problems; I think a chicken is about 79cents a

pound). They also have some nice frozen berry combinations which are not

organic but very clean. I'll send you a list of the top 12 produce that are

highest in pesticides which we must avoid (or should avoid if possible and I

refuse to purchase them unless organic or just do without) and those that

really don't need to be organic.

I still recommend you read all the labels even if it says " organic " . For

example Costco recently came out with their own brand of organic peanut

butter; however they added sugar and other things which are not that healthy

for us. Same applies to their supplements.

I don't have a Sam's membership so don't know if they have organic products.

Anyone know?

Rosie

On Behalf Of

Wow Rosie,

I'll have to check out Cosco. Didn't even think they would have anything.

Thank you.

My fathers partener works with alot of Amish. They are going to check with

them too and see if any of them produce organic. Yes, it is VERY expensive.

My father was a skeptic, but after seeing the results has offered to help me

pay for the organic stuff, and the things we need to continue this. I guess

proof is in the pudding.