Go to www.foodnews.org Enter your email address, first name and zip code and print off this guide. Keep this in your wallet. THIS IS A MUST TO HAVE with you at all times. I did make a couple of changes. :-)
If you can't buy the foods on the Dirty Dozen list organic....DON'T BUY THEM!!! These 12 foods are produced using high levels of pesticides and other chemicals that are harmful to you and your children.
Look at prices closing when you are shopping, if I can buy any of the Clean 14, in the organic bin and the price is not drastic, I still will buy organic. I would rather support organic than conventionally growing any day.
Dirty Dozen+2 ---buy these organic or don't buy them at all...seriously. Remember DownTown Farm Stand has everything and it is ORGANIC! If you can't make it to DTFS Meijer has a pretty good selection of Organic, but I would rather support my local small business.
1. Apples (worst)
2. Celery (worst)
3. Strawberries (worst)
4. Peaches
5. Spinach
6. Nectarines (imported)
7. Grapes (imported) (I have bee buying organic raisins since organic grapes are hard to find in the winter.) (Note: Organic raisins are delicious! So soft and fresh tasting.)
8. Sweet Bell peppers (Buy these when you can fresh, clean, slice and freeze for stirfry in the winter)
9. Potatoes
10. Blueberries (domestic)
11. Lettuce
12. Carrots (my addition :-) )
13. Corn (I moved this from the Clean 15. It is NOT clean if it is genetically modified. So, I moved it to the dirty dozen. It does have pesticides in it, when the seed from which it grew had pesticides genetically injected into the seed and covers the plant for the inside as the stalk and ears grow. Gross.)
Clean 14 ---lowest in pesticides, can buy conventional (not organic)
1. Onions
2. Avocado
3. Pineapple
4. Mangos
5. Sweet Peas
6. Asparagus
7. Kiwi
8. Cabbage
9. Eggplant
10. Cantaloupe (domestic)
11. Watermelon
12. Grapefruit
13. Sweet potato
14. Honeydew melon
Just remember scrub, scrub, scrub!!!! I use a white dish pan, fill it half way with cool water, 1/2-1 cup white vinegar (Heinz brand or organic only!) and 3 drops of grapefruit seed extract. Stir. This makes a great spa for your fruits and veggies. Scrub with a soft brush and rinse well. Enjoy!!
The purpose of my Blog is to teach others how to live Greener. Whether it is the type of bodycare products you are using or the foods you are buying. I want to open your eyes to the same things my eyes have been opened to. It is SO IMPORTANT that we get this info out to others! Find me on Facebook at It's time to green!
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
This question was recently brought up by my two amazing "do" essential oil mentors, Dena and Val, and I thought the answer to be m...
-
I am elated to write this post! Aldi is now carrying ORGANIC! Today was the 1st day and of course I had to go and check it out. I used t...
-
Q: HOW MANY DROPS?? A: Here are the amounts of essential oils in the beadlets and softgels: -DigestZen softgels: 60 softgels, 2 d...
-
****Update 2-25-2016 We are no longer purchasing from Green Pasture. Information has surfaced that the FCLO is actually toxic. Google it...
-
I made shower gel the other day (sorta) and it was so simple I had to share. :-) I say "sorta" because I didn't make the actu...
-
One of the most common questions I get is "what do you use to wash your face?" I always laugh and tell them that they can find th...
-
Beautiful! Well, as we all know, it's that time of year again...sore throat, cough, fever, runny nose...and of course the sharing of...
-
I have recently stumbled upon a show on TBN called Living Beyond Organic by Jordan Rubin. And WOW am I in love. He teaches all of the eati...
-
I thought I would write a short post on what I am currently using. When I find something that I fall in love with, I want to share it with ...
-
Ok, so here is where it all begins.... (Note: This bread is Highly Beneficial to all blood types...O, A, B, AB Drive to your loca...
Total Pageviews
251,046
Click on green link below to Follow me on FacebookTranslateBlog Archive
|
No comments:
Post a Comment