Buying Organic Produce
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I just wanted to remind some people that buying organic may be healthier for you than eating produce that has been introduced to pesticides, etc. But don't forget to wash them properly...I heard someone got e.coli once from eating it and it made me realize that some people probably think that organic means totally clean, but don't think about what happens while it is handled and shipped. Reply to this
I just wanted to remind some people that buying organic may be healthier for you than eating produce that has been introduced to pesticides, etc. But don't forget to wash them properly...I heard someone got e.coli once from eating it and it made me realize that some people probably think that organic means totally clean, but don't think about what happens while it is handled and shipped. Reply to this
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Good point! Using a little baking soda while washing fruits and veggies helps to get the residue off also.
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I've seen a product called Veggie Wash in the organic section of my grocery store. Is this worth trying?
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I've seen a product called Veggie Wash in the organic section of my grocery store. Is this worth trying?
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