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I usually choose organic vs conventional grow if it's in the "dirty dozen" list ( but I also try to only buy produce in season ), along with most greens. Also in my frig, organic milk, yogurt and pasture-raised organic soy-free eggs. This list allows my husband and I to have super healthful breakfasts and smoothies ( which I load with greens ). I think it is worth the price. Especially since we are mostly vegetarian, so we aren't buying expensive cuts of meat, poultry or pork. Once in a blue moon a tuna sandwich or wild-caught salmon. Trying to cook whole foods, very rarely processed versions. Our favorite treat is popcorn bought in bulk, cooked in organic virgin coconut oil on the stove top( cheap per serving option.) We rarely dine out ( a huge cost savings.) Christine
@Rhymesometimes and @DeahWA I do not buy it because it is way too expensive for my budget. My daughter does and even now has started to grow her own herbs. Luv what you BOTH said!
Hi @Rhymesometimes thanks for suggestion 🙂 Lol, I need a chef like @DeahWA = I am way too LAZY to do organic 🤣😂 Deah, let's hire a chef we can share 😉
Altho I "know" better, I can't claim to be as mindful in my food choices. I do often buy organic fruits and veggies if the price difference isn't too vast. If only I had a personal chef, I'm sure I'd eat much healthier.
I probably shouldn't admit now that I'm about to run out for a burrito. 😉 😂
@DeahWA Hey a burrito can be healthful: Black or pinto beans, brown rice or cauiflower rice, peppers, onions, cheese, Then roll up in a whole wheat tortilla. I know sour cream too. Avocado would be good, I eat a half of one nearly every day. --- Christine
I'm just seeing this @Rhymesometimes at 1030 pm and now I'm hungry for a burrito. LOL. I'll be dreaming about Mexican food tonight, or my sweetie, or both. 🤔🌯😍
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