Sentences with phrase «trying local farmers»

I second to comment about trying local farmers - living in potato country here, I always have good luck at local markets but never at major stores.

I second to comment about trying local farmers - living in potato country here, I always have good luck at local markets but never at major stores.

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«We continue to try to find local farmers and local manufacturers as we try to promote as much Ohio product as possible,» co-owner Erv Pavlofsky says.

I'm definitely going to try making this as soon as the watermelon shows at the local farmer's stand.

I will definitely be trying this one for Thanksgiving since I will be getting fresh, organic Brussels Sprouts at our local Farmers» Mkt.

If there is an ingenious and convincing story that shows that the product is local, the company is owned by farmers, or is there anything special about the recipe that gives us a reason to try more.

I do try to buy direct as much as possible at the farmers markets or straight from local ranches.

If you find purple sweet potatoes at your local farmer's market or grocery store, try this recipe out and let me know what you think!

There are so many delicious foods with amazing nutrient profiles, try not to play favorites next time you hit up your local farmer's market or supermarket.

I've never tried out a CSA before, so I was super excited to receive all this gorgeous fresh produce straight from a local farmer.

I'm feeling quite exciting about trying this with purple sprouting broccoli which is all over my local farmers market at the moment and which I just love.

Try finding a wet market (you might know them as the local farmer's market) where fresh produce are sold.

Depending on where you live you may not be able to consistently find fruit at the farmers» market, so try local natural foods stores, Whole Foods, or Trader Joe's.

I try to get eggs from local farmers who pasture their chickens.

I love the tzatziki that I buy from the local farmer's market, and so I wanted to find a recipe to try to duplicate the great taste.

I've heard this quite a few times from local food and sustainability types, and although I know they are trying to say that Australian farmers don't get sufficient financial return for their farm products, the statement reveals their lack of understanding of Australia's food value chain.

I had never tried chard before & thought this would be a good way to try some given to me by a local organic farmer.

And if you can, try to buy organic ingredients and support your local farmers.

We try to support local farmers through our farmers market and CSA.

So I have been challenging myself to try something new each time I go to my local farmer's market.

Try your local health food store, farmer's market or Mexican market.

It was last call for local asparagus at my farmer's market so I decided to try this recipe.

I try to buy organic, non-GMO foods whenever possible and support local farmers.

For food, try to get as much as you can from your own state, and support your local farmers.

I buy organic / non-GMO food whenever possible and support local farmer's markets and try to only use cloth bags when shopping.

Although you might not be able to find out ahead of time if anyone will be selling wraps at your local farmers market, try setting aside a morning to go wander around it and see what you can find.

This provides support for local farmers while putting local foods right in the cafeteria of school children who then try locally grown healthy foods.

One method employed by Dr. Lewis is to invite local farmers to the classroom to help teach students about the food they eat, and to peak their curiosity to try new things.

McKibben: Well, it's not quite the same, because we're not, you know, we [wouldn't] try to, sort of, do a big political campaign around it, but it is the way that this, you know, the things like this locavore movement and local agriculture in general have spread very rapidly from local farmers» market [s] to the fastest growing part of the food economy in this country and have been for a decade now, they're just booming everywhere.

The next time you're at a farmers» market, CSA, or local farm stand, try to purchase less than you would in a traditional store.

To ensure that your blooms will keep blooming for more than a few days, pick them up from a local florist or farmers market you trust, or give Whole Foods a try.

Try to make it to your local farmers» market.

If you're excited to give it a try, here's the deal on sourcing: Dandelion greens are seasonal in the spring and summer, so you can usually find them at your local farmer's market or health food store this time of year.

Check out your local farmers market and try out some less common greens, like pea shoots or mâche.

We love trying varieties made from good - quality milk from our local farmers market.

Your best bet, which circumvents the labeling confusion altogether, is to get in touch with a local farmer (try finding a farmer's market or community - supported agriculture program in your area to do this) who can verify that the products are raised on pasture, without antibiotics and pesticides.

Maybe try contacting local organic farms directly or visiting the farmer's market.

Get out to your local farmer's market and give this recipe a try!

You can buy these superfoods at your local health store, Whole Foods, grow (some of) them yourself, try a green farmers market or shop online at Sunfood Nutrition.

I've never tried fresh milk from a local farm, but I know it's available at my local farmer's market.

Buy organic as much as possible; try to buy local and ask the farmers how long have they been growing organic?

That's why I try to not support the factory farm industry as much as possible (which is most meats and dairy in your supermarket) and instead, I try to eat almost solely grass - fed meats from free ranging animals, wild game, wild fish, eggs from local farmers from free roaming hens, and dairy only from grass - fed cows that are allowed to graze almost entirely on forage.

Supporting local farmers, (particularly if they are trying to grow organic produce), is healthy not only for you and your family, but also helps to support your community.

Every shopping trip to your local farmers» market can feel like a food adventure, trying new flavors or picking up favorites that you've waited three long seasons to eat.

Pick up fresh broccoli in the produce section or your local farmer's market or try the frozen food section for cut florets.

Try doing some of your shopping at local farmers markets if possible.

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The disparity between the rich and poor is so widespread that while visiting the country, you can find yourself in modern and trendy places in Manila while the provinces are still full of local fishermen and farmers working hard trying to make a living.Another characteristic that Filipinos are known for is their admirable trait of resiliency.

Or maybe watch a movie, read a book or try your hand at cooking an authentic Hawaiian meal (using fresh ingredients from the local farmer's market, of course).

Trying to engage in «normal» activities which could range from joining a neighborhood yoga class to picking up a few things at a local farmers market.