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Not to mention that "organic" doesn't mean what most consumers think it does.
by mordocai 10y ago
Not to mention that "organic" doesn't mean what most consumers think it does.
- mjevans 10y agoProbably true. Organic is 'a way of farming that is more traditional' is a good way of phrasing it. If you're looking for higher /quality control/ Kosher might be a good term to look for. I know that when I buy ketchup I just go for the 'simple' variants, the ones that use the more traditional recipe and thus avoid HFCS (which I get too much of from other sources).
- mschuster91 10y ago> If you're looking for higher /quality control/ Kosher might be a good term to look for. Meh. Kosher slaughtering forbids the use of stunning (or otherwise incapaciting) an animal before slaughtering, so you're trading quality for animal cruelty in my opinion. Edit: looks like at least some Islamic communities allow for stunning the animal prior to slaughter in order to qualify as "halal" meat (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhabihah#Stunning https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhabihah#Stunning). Depending on how many Jewish vs Muslim markets you have access to, a Muslim supermarket might be the better choice then.