Boring question to all the long haired hippies

[Sirens]

Has anyone ordered one of these organic boxes of fruit and veg before?

http://www.organicdelivery.co.uk/od...xbar.asp&boxtask=bequiet&maintarget=org01.asp

 

[sandi]

I get ours from www.abel-cole.co.uk

The quality of the fruit and veg is so much better and tastier when it's organic. 8)

 

[Sirens]

Thank you Sandi. They do meat & fish as well, much easier!!!

How much is your weekly shop?

 

[sandi]

About £30 but I get stuff from waitrose too. We don't eat meat though so that keeps the cost down.

 

[Robder]

at the title of this thread.

Yes, when you go organic (proper organic not stupid tesco/sainsbury organic ) the taste is a million times better - it feels so good for you...well worth it!

 

[russ]

or just go and do your shopping here

http://www.lfm.org.uk/isling.asp

and get a nice smile with your eggs

 

[Sirens]

or just go and do your shopping here

http://www.lfm.org.uk/isling.asp

and get a nice smile with your eggs

I have been there before, but I never seem to venture out on a Sunday

 

[grego]

imagine finding sirens in a hippy thread.

 

[hounddj]

I get ours from www.abel-cole.co.uk

The quality of the fruit and veg is so much better and tastier when it's organic. 8)

Do you really think so? Never really noticed the diff in the organic veg I've tried (though not a big veg lover so maybe wouldn't know if there was)

 

[Sirens]

You can notice a difference in mainly carrots and tomatoes. I was brought up on home grown veg. The rest taste the same and I am a real lover of fruit and veg.

I went to Islington Farmers market on Sunday, where you would think everything would be 100% certified organic! One of the stall holders told me they just don't use sprays but some of the products aren't 100%.

Plus most of the supermarket organic stuff is mainly shipped from abroad and there organic standards do not match the UK.

PAH it is all bulls*it