Do you want to eat organic without enriching the supermarkets and "organic" food producers who charge premium prices?  You can, but will you?

I really have to laugh at people who want to eat organic, but would be the first to scoff at really doing it.  These are the same people who would criticize real organic eaters for eating really organic.  I think you may guess where I am going with this . . .

Eating truly organic means:

• Cooking from scratch with base, unprocessed ingredients (Basic Ingredients and the Value of Cooking From Scratch)
• Growing a vegetable garden (Time to Return to Victory Gardening)
• Adding new pets-- like egg layers (chickens)
• Catching fresh fish
• Hunting for game (Can't or won't hunt?  Perhaps you can trade with a neighbor)
• Foraging for natural greens or fungi

The thing is it requires work, it requires doing things the hard way (If It Was Easy, Everyone Would Be Doing It), and it requires altering your "delicate" sensibilities.

The bottomline is real organic food is not what you have been conditioned to think it is . . . 
 

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