Sentences with phrase «like organic groceries»

Spending more on things like organic groceries, may even help some families save.

There is no shortage of tropical vacations and designer lingerie are decadent, but the habitual treats — like organic groceries, a cleaning lady, and pedicures — are what had me hooked with Eli.

Not exact matches

«When I go to the store, my cart looks like I just took a stroll through an organic garden rather than a midtown grocery,» she says.

The tech giant bought Whole Foods last summer for $ 13.7 billion, and reduced the price of some of the high - end grocery chain's products like organic Fuji apples to appeal to a broader base of customers.

But with Amazon's promise to make price - cuts and consumer preferences generally veering towards healthy, organic foods, grocery store investors likely fear that Whole Foods could cut deeper into the market shares of traditional grocers like Kroger — as well as their suppliers.

Up until a couple of years ago, the grocery price war had largely been fought over mainstream products like soda, soup and cereal, leaving higher - end organics to compete on quality.

I just got a little organic basil plant at the grocery for like $ 2.

The Natural Grocers by our house doesn't have a full butcher section like our old grocery store, but they do have an excellent section of high quality, organic, pastured, grass - fed ground meats.

You can even find them in a regular grocery store, organic lentils, and organic pinto beans things like that.

Like the Santa Monica location, the Culver City store will carry 100 % organic produce in the produce department; vitamins, cosmetics and wellness products; and bulk foods, bulk herbs and a variety of natural grocery and household products.

The good news is, once you know where to find the food, and finding it is easier than ever, many organic whole grains can be found in the organic isle of your grocery store, you'll feel like you could never feed your baby any other way.

Choosing food that's better for your health and better for the environment seems like a no - brainer, except organic food costs more — as much as 50 percent more — and there isn't always a wide selection at grocery chains, making it hard to find what you need without having to visit several stores.

We try to re-purpose things like grocery bags, bottles and containers our goods come in, we also use organic or eco-friendly products and buy as much organic produce as we can.

You'll see a number of products like these in health food stores, possibly even organic grocery markets as well.

The small 2 lb bags of organic sugar from my grocery store average $ 8, so yeah this may seem like a lot of sugar to purchase at once but it is such a great value that if you do any baking at all just buy it!

Sandwich meats purchased at the grocery store — even those billed as «natural and organic» — are not necessarily any less expensive and often feature obnoxious stabilizers like carrageenan, an additive with no nutritional value that has raised a red flag for its gastrointestinal inflammatory effects since the 1960s.

I have tried eating almonds from the local bulk food store, as well as from the grocery store... but once I tried these raw organic almonds it was like I had never eaten an almond before.

Valuable tips like how to distinguish between the types of «organic» foods you see at your local grocery store.

Definitely, «general audience» magazines, like Newsweek (RIP), seem to have suffered the hardest in the last decade of Internet Dominance, whereas weird, niche - interest magazines seem to do better, like Otaku USA (not like I mention it because I write for it or anything, but PLUG PLUG PLUG) or all the organic gardening, Buddhism and chicken farming magazines I always see at my local hippie grocery store.

Many people who like to eat healthy, organic food would certainly buy their groceries at local Amish markets or farms.

The focus is on natural, organic foods (displayed in the «grocery» section) that contain no additives like corn, soy or wheat byproducts.

As much as I like to grow my own food, and to support small local organic growers, my family and I still depend on the grocery store for many of the things we eat, especially in the off season.

sah.com: As big - box stores like WalMart are increasing in prominence in the grocery world, proving that, for a huge segment of the population, price and convenience seem to matter most, what's your argument for things like organic, slow food and regional cuisine?