Sentences with phrase «buy organic kale»

This means that you should buy organic kale if possible, and be sure to wash what you do buy thoroughly.

Frist off, always buy organic kale.

My question is, do you recommend buying organic kale and collard greens / other greens over non-organic?

Not exact matches

Note: Green beans and kale have been recently added to thelist of produce with high pesticide residues so it's important to buy these organic.

I didn't buy much as I couldn't carry too much, but I got some beautiful organic purple kale that I was told was picked yesterday morning in Kildare - can't get fresher than that!

I buy 1 - 2 large bunches of organic kale per week, and devour it mostly on my own!

No matter which type of kale you choose, you'll want to de-stem it first, or buy bagged organic kale that's been pre-washed to make things even easier.

This time I bought a huge organic bunch of kale, which I combined with some fresh broccoli and parsley to give my body a concentrated dose of cleansing nutrients.

At the very least, you're going to want to buy organic versions of the most pesticide - ridden fruits and vegetables: apples, strawberries, grapes, celery, peaches, spinach, bell peppers, nectarines, cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, snap peas, potatoes, and kale.

Because of this we recommend buying only organic kale for making baby food, if possible.

Other good items to buy organic are green beans and kale, so eat those organic if possible.

Note: While kale isn't on the EWG's Dirty Dozen list it leans to the pesticide - laden side of the list, so when possible buy organic.

Sadly, kale took the number 12 spot on the 2011 Dirty Dozen list, so try to buy organic to avoid pesticide residues.

For a mom who personally does not like kale and therefore never buys it, I'm so happy that there's an organic and fresh pouch available that includes it.

I recommend buying organic frozen chopped spinach and kale and keeping a few bags on hand.