OK, so I love this photo because Wendy scores her boxes of fresh produce from a #CommunitySupportedAgriculture (#CSA) Farm. :)) It also sounds like he delivers! Wow!! Hope he is a hunk! ;)) For those of you looking to score fresh produce at a discount, you need to Google local food co-ops. For example, I know that many people love the organization #BountifulBaskets (you can join online). I dont think that they deliver; instead, you meet up with them at a mutual location. The thing I want to note about co-ops is, you generally do not get to pick your produce like you would at a grocery store. The box is typically pre-arranged with whatever produce is local and seasonal. This is a good thing - it is far more sustainable and green! However, I do know of co-ops who order a lot of produce from the same produce distributors that grocery stores order from (e.g. Fully Raw in Houston.) I ordered a large box from Fully Raw once, but the produce was about the same price as what I spend at the grocery store, so I decided it wasnt a good idea for me personally. My point is, you should experiment with a variety of different co-ops and then go with the resource that works best for you. Different strokes for different folks. :)) I will share a few links to help you get started below. Thank you for sharing this with us Wendy!! Im sure people are going to have questions so I hope you are listening! Hahaha! :)) Big xoxo! Dana
Posted on: Sun, 17 Aug 2014 18:57:03 +0000
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