Organic Food Can Now Be Cheaper
Posted on June 28th, 2008 by OrganicFood-BloggerPosted in Organic Food Stores | No Comments »
Organic foods are known to be better for you but not so much your wallet. But is there a way to actually find organic foods that are less expensive than regular foods. Sure theres a way just take Hillary Rosners insert in http://planetgreen.discovery.com/food-health/organic-food-cheaper.html for example and you can compare her costs. In a recent study she provided the net with it states:
“Take beans, for example, a staple of frugal cuisine. At a Safeway in Boulder, Colorado, a 15- ounce can of O organic black beans costs $1.05. On the same shelf, a 15-ounce can of Bush’s Best black beans will run you $1.39. Down the street at Whole Foods, meanwhile–the store often referred to as Whole Paycheck—the supermarket-label 365 Organics brand black beans cost a measly 99 cents.
Or take pasta, that beloved staple of penny-pinching college students everywhere. A box of Barilla brand conventional pasta sells for $1.79 at the Safeway. But head over to the Whole Foods, and you can buy a bag of 365 Organic pasta for 50 cents less.” Thanks for this wonderful info Hillary!
