Three ways to buy organic on the cheap (or, at least, cheapER)
Buying organic foods at your local grocery store can get pretty pricey, because I know you're filling up a third of your cart with veggies. Right?Noshtopia has seven ways to cut costs on your organic purchases, which could help your budget, your waistline, and your overall help. Below are the three I found most helpful, but feel free to check out all seven of their suggestions here!
- Hit the local farmers' market. You're buying direct, so it's generally cheaper.
- Check store brands in places like Whole Foods and Trader Joe's. These businesses often offer a store brand and organic version for similar prices to conventional brand names.
- Shop near closing time. Because of the lack of preservatives used in organics, they are often more prone to spoiling. Therefore, grocers might mark those items down near the end of the day to move them off the shelf.
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3-09-2008 @ 10:13PM
marcie0305 said...
May I add another? Search here:
http://www.localharvest.org/csa/
for a local farm that will "share" their local, seasonal crops with you. This way, you get uber-fresh "organic" produce. You pay up front for it, but it' s cheaper in the long run.
~Marcie
http://feedingblackmail.blogspot.com/
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