Sentences with phrase «doing organic shopping»

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If not do you think we can find the freeze dried raspberries in any organic shops?

Now, most times I go shopping, I buy organic British carrots (non organic and / or imported just don't have that carroty flavour).

I discovered that a local organic fruit and veg shop makes its own raw treats, and by golly if I didn't stand there naughtily having seconds (and sometimes, thirds) of samples of all the differet crackers, cookies, and kale chips... if only a tiny (as in, really, really tiny) packet of raw felafel didn't cost $ 13!!

While the increased cost that can be found with many organic products may dissuade some consumers, there may be many that have the income to support greater organic shopping but simply haven't been given a reason why to do so.

In fact I don't buy everything here but iHerb has good deals, so I shop here for certain products such as organic foods, multi-vitamin, fluoride - free toothpaste, and natural detergent.

I am in college and I work at a raw organic juice shop and I get so sad when I come home from work and don't have the beautiful vitamix with me.

«The only thing more exciting than shopping Peru's world - famous, exquisite, handcrafted silver, high quality alpaca wool and pima cotton at Peru Show will be doing that while also enjoying Peruvian wines, signature pisco cocktails, ceviches and gourmet super foods, multi-variety potato and organic quinoa dishes, and more,» Conrado Falco, economist, Trade Commission of Peru in New York said.

• Approximately 5 % of organic shopping is done either online or via direct methods such as home delivery.

Personally, I get my organic coconut flour very affordably from Nuts.com (which is actually where I do a great deal of my bulk shopping — for nuts, seeds, dried fruit, etc.).

We are already well on our way, as I've done most of my shopping at Nubius Organics.

You can Empower them to do something helpful for the world by decorating their own organic, fairtrade reusable shopping bags.

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I do 90 % of my shopping there mostly for the beautiful organic produce and the many healthy snacks.I appreciate the great prices and the friendly service along with the fact my family eats a vegan diet they have so much of what we need.

Shopping for organics can be confusing if you don't know what the labels mean.

Also don't limit yourself to the high - end boutiques when you shop Babies R US, Target, and other department stores are now offering organic nursery bedding at more economical pricing.

Frozen organic baby food didn't exist five years ago when I had my first born, and last year I left the grocery shopping to Darling Husband (DH), so I wasn't aware of this new option until I heard about it through the OrganicMania community.

If that's not reason enough to shop organic, I don't know what is.

Buying organic produce online can help solve this problem and if you register for a weekly delivery of fruit and vegetables you'll never have the excuse that the shop is too far away or you just didn't have time to get there.

Scored a head of green cabbage for $ 1 today... a 1 - pound of brown rice was 78 cents (all of this at Wal - Mart; I don't often shop there but hey, they DO offer organics alsoDO offer organics also!)

going to do my grocery shopping today for organic meat, veggies.

Personally, I get my organic coconut flour very affordably from Nuts.com (which is actually where I do a great deal of my bulk shopping — for nuts, seeds, dried fruit, etc.).

Visit a well - stocked health food shop for special foods and do visit the Farmer's type Markets for great organic produce.

You don't have to shop at the Whole Foods Market (where you can easily overindulge on all their varieties of processed vegan junk food) and while organic and non-GMO products are great you don't have to stick to only these food items.

I do shop at a normal grocery store (Woolworths... Not the same as the US one...) but it stocks organic food too as that's fairly mainstream here now.

Note: I subbed out the vegetable oil for olive oil and the bell pepper for carrots, because Safeway didn't have organic bell peppers and 2Chili — who did the shopping this week — knows better than to buy non-organic bell peppers (as they are on the dirty dozen).

I do try to shop organic but it does get quite expensive.

Yes, they do sell organic food there, but it is much more expensive than the other places that we shop and the quality is worse than the conventional produce they offer.

Take your bike, use public transportation or make sure you are combining that bread purchase with all of your grocery shopping so you don't cancel out the environmental benefits of the bread (or other organic products) you might be buying.

Dilemma: Your coffee shop's cute and local, but it doesn't brew anything organic or fair trade.

I do most of my shopping in Fiesta Farms because they have organic eggs and dairy products and they always have local fruits and vegetables.