Organic Produce Is Expensive – How Best To Spend Your $
I do advocate buying organic produce when and if you can, but as a doctor once said to me, “it is better to eat conventional produce, than to eat no produce at all.”
That said, I seek to lower our exposure to pesticides by buying organic when I can – but I do some picking and choosing about what I buy organic when the prices are high, and if organics are unavailable, I use the Environmental Working Group’s great guide. The guide lists the pesticide residue of 47 fruits and veggies – so when you’re shopping you’ll know which produce to buy organic, and which conventionally-grown fruits and vegetables are okay if organic isn’t available. You can even download it to your iPhone.
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