Comments on: When To Buy Organic http://blog.bharper.com/content/2006/01/when-to-buy-organic/ the blog of brandon harper, yet another nerd on the internets. Mon, 01 Aug 2011 00:36:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Broz http://blog.bharper.com/content/2006/01/when-to-buy-organic/comment-page-1/#comment-10218 Broz Thu, 19 Jan 2006 15:40:08 +0000 http://devnulled.com/?p=528#comment-10218 You look damn good too, B; svelte and trim. Just don't grow your hair out and play the bongos to Widespread Panic songs. You look damn good too, B; svelte and trim. Just don’t grow your hair out and play the bongos to Widespread Panic songs.

]]> By: Seth Petry-Johnson http://blog.bharper.com/content/2006/01/when-to-buy-organic/comment-page-1/#comment-10217 Seth Petry-Johnson Thu, 19 Jan 2006 14:54:14 +0000 http://devnulled.com/?p=528#comment-10217 My wife turned me on to organic foods (and healthier eating in general) about two years ago. There are still some organic things I don't care for (soy milk, organic peanut butter) but for the most part I feel a lot healthier than I used to. If you like breakfast cereal check out the organic products from Kashi. I like the Autumn Wheat and Cinnamon Harvest a lot, they taste great, give me energy and don't leave me starving a few hours later. My wife turned me on to organic foods (and healthier eating in general) about two years ago. There are still some organic things I don’t care for (soy milk, organic peanut butter) but for the most part I feel a lot healthier than I used to.

If you like breakfast cereal check out the organic products from Kashi. I like the Autumn Wheat and Cinnamon Harvest a lot, they taste great, give me energy and don’t leave me starving a few hours later.

]]> By: Bubbagimp http://blog.bharper.com/content/2006/01/when-to-buy-organic/comment-page-1/#comment-10215 Bubbagimp Wed, 18 Jan 2006 23:44:41 +0000 http://devnulled.com/?p=528#comment-10215 <i>*picks up the red phone* Mayor? It looks like we've lost Brandon to mother earth. ... Yes, he's gone hippy. May god have mercy on his soul.</i> I miss Boulder food in that sense. Out here in Hawaii there is not much fresh produce let alone organic. My diet has fallen to the way of fast food and anything that can be cooked in a microwave. Great job on the weight, I've dropped 50 lbs since we first met! Hovering about 10-15 pounds over my target weight right now. *picks up the red phone*

Mayor? It looks like we’ve lost Brandon to mother earth. … Yes, he’s gone hippy. May god have mercy on his soul.

I miss Boulder food in that sense. Out here in Hawaii there is not much fresh produce let alone organic. My diet has fallen to the way of fast food and anything that can be cooked in a microwave. Great job on the weight, I’ve dropped 50 lbs since we first met! Hovering about 10-15 pounds over my target weight right now.

]]> By: Sean Tierney http://blog.bharper.com/content/2006/01/when-to-buy-organic/comment-page-1/#comment-10214 Sean Tierney Wed, 18 Jan 2006 18:14:53 +0000 http://devnulled.com/?p=528#comment-10214 Brandon, i'm on the organic train as well. my fav recent discovery is granola ceral (pumpkin, apricot and vanilla flavors are the best) with soy milk. i was blowing $3 every morning on an Einstein bagel- this stuff is cheaper, quicker and better for you and tastes great. sean Brandon,
i’m on the organic train as well. my fav recent discovery is granola ceral (pumpkin, apricot and vanilla flavors are the best) with soy milk. i was blowing $3 every morning on an Einstein bagel- this stuff is cheaper, quicker and better for you and tastes great.

sean

]]> By: Roger Lancefield http://blog.bharper.com/content/2006/01/when-to-buy-organic/comment-page-1/#comment-10213 Roger Lancefield Wed, 18 Jan 2006 11:54:09 +0000 http://devnulled.com/?p=528#comment-10213 Brandon, I wholeheartedly agree. I think over half of the meat, milk, eggs, veg and juice that we buy is now organic, with quite a few other organic ingredients creeping in as well. I appreciate both the taste and philosophy of organic food (why would anyone want it any other way?). All that 'factory produced', shiny, blemish-free fruit that tastes of nothing. Yuck Sadly, here in the UK being organic typically adds significantly to the price, but I can think of few better things to invest in than one's food and health. All the major supermarkets here are continually expanding their organic ranges and hopefully prices will fall as the industry gradually adjusts. We have a six month old son and I'm so pleased that (unavoidable environmental sources aside) he's had pretty much a chemical and additive free upbringing so far. Organic food appreciators of the world unite :) Brandon,

I wholeheartedly agree. I think over half of the meat, milk, eggs, veg and juice that we buy is now organic, with quite a few other organic ingredients creeping in as well. I appreciate both the taste and philosophy of organic food (why would anyone want it any other way?). All that ‘factory produced’, shiny, blemish-free fruit that tastes of nothing. Yuck

Sadly, here in the UK being organic typically adds significantly to the price, but I can think of few better things to invest in than one’s food and health. All the major supermarkets here are continually expanding their organic ranges and hopefully prices will fall as the industry gradually adjusts.

We have a six month old son and I’m so pleased that (unavoidable environmental sources aside) he’s had pretty much a chemical and additive free upbringing so far.

Organic food appreciators of the world unite :)

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