Is Organic Food Worth the Cost? (Page 2): Lolololololol, he can have one, well that's a start there mister :sm09: No diabetic conditions allowed.. I improvise to be sure you stay...

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Weewillynobeerspilly wrote:

You have now fulfilled the dream of a diabetic i... (show quote)

Lolololololol, he can have one, well that's a start there mister

No diabetic conditions allowed.. I improvise to be sure you stay healthy..You know, applesauce in place of oil, do have to use two eggs and I grease the pan with real butter instead of oil too.. Adds just a hint of the rich buttery flavor and I don't use frostings cuz they have too much sugar and sodium.. if I do I make my own with low fat cream cheese, a tad of vanilla , and
Ghirardelli Intense Dark. 72% Cacao and 86% Cacao Chocolate Bars. ...Heaveeeennnnnn .. yum, yummmmmm..

I, Thank You, for my gold star now placed with the others...

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Justsss wrote:

Lindajoy, have a safe holiday and boy oh boy am I wishing I had a few of your brownies !

Justsss, I neglected to ask you to also please have a safe holiday..

Your very own brownies, will gave you one, I know.. I told ya he was stingy, but he is also a very good guy.. I'm fibben,no I'm not, yesss I ammmm ....🙃

thinksense

Try this experiment...it is simple and might open your eye.

1...Place your arm straight out in front of you.

2...Have a friend gently press downward on your wrist, gradually increasing force while you lock your arm in position. Do this all gently and stop if your arm starts to give way.

3...If the arm gives way almost immediately, take a bite of an organic something and chew it, but don't swallow,(something = apple, orange, banana, etc) and re-test as in #2 above.

4...If you arm stayed strong in #2, take a Non-organic fruit or vegatable the same as you tested before (in other words if you chewed a bite of organic banana, chew a bite of non organic banana) and re-test as in #2.

Let us know what happened, if anything, OK?

GmanTerry

lindajoy wrote:

Good video, npp... br br When you look at organi... (show quote)

I think the better taste has a lot more with letting produce ripen on the vine as opposed to picking it green and letting it ripen during transport.

Semper Fi

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

GmanTerry wrote:

I think the better taste has a lot more with letting produce ripen on the vine as opposed to picking it green and letting it ripen during transport.

Semper Fi

I do agree with not picking until ripe..For my little gardens that's what I do~~ it's worth the wait of a couple days more..

I guess that's hard to do when a commercial grower.. Most likely would go bad before even delivered??

GmanTerry

lindajoy wrote:

I do agree with not picking until ripe..For my little gardens that's what I do~~ it's worth the wait of a couple days more..

I guess that's hard to do when a commercial grower.. Most likely would go bad before even delivered??

I found out definitively when I moved to Arizona. In Canandaigua, N.Y., oranges were good but a fresh one off the tree in Arizona is Amazingly better. Same thing with eggs. Fresh eggs warm from a chicken are noticeably better than the ones purchased at the store.

Semper Fi

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

GmanTerry wrote:

I found out definitively when I moved to Arizona. In Canandaigua, N.Y., oranges were good but a fresh one off the tree in Arizona is Amazingly better. Same thing with eggs. Fresh eggs warm from a chicken are noticeably better than the ones purchased at the store.

Semper Fi

Having lived in Florida, orange trees were common and plentiful!! Nothing better than fresh squeezed OJ!!!
Same with grapefruit too...

Eggs fresh from day to day always so much better.. Ever had blue or green eggs?? Now those are by far the best!!! Is it breakfast time yet????

GmanTerry

lindajoy wrote:

Having lived in Florida, orange trees were common and plentiful!! Nothing better than fresh squeezed OJ!!!
Same with grapefruit too...

Eggs fresh from day to day always so much better.. Ever had blue or green eggs?? Now those are by far the best!!! Is it breakfast time yet????

Never had anything except white and brown eggs. I have never seen any other colors for sale. Healthfood store?

Semper Fi

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GmanTerry wrote:

Never had anything except white and brown eggs. I have never seen any other colors for sale. Healthfood store?

Semper Fi

I get them from a farmer who had the chicken called the Easter Chicken, not its real name .. They can produce different colors based on their feed from what I understand... All I know is they are light, and taste amazing...
This may help, I wanted you to see the blue color.. I've also had the green color and I really could not tell much of a difference..

http://www.wideopenpets.com/4-chickens-that-lay-blue-eggs/amp/

GmanTerry

lindajoy wrote:

I get them from a farmer who had the chicken called the Easter Chicken, not its real name .. They can produce different colors based on their feed from what I understand... All I know is they are light, and taste amazing...
This may help, I wanted you to see the blue color.. I've also had the green color and I really could not tell much of a difference..

http://www.wideopenpets.com/4-chickens-that-lay-blue-eggs/amp/

Thanks for the info. I appreciate it.

Semper Fi