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Lot of the comments talk about co-op as an alternative to whole foods. I live in Houston Texas. Other than " There in lies the problem" can some suggest a reaso
by anu7df 10y ago
Lot of the comments talk about co-op as an alternative to whole foods. I live in Houston Texas. Other than " There in lies the problem" can some suggest a reasonable alternative for getting some good organic vegetables and fruits. The farmers markets are usually honey, eggs and beef stalls. The co-ops I have found usually are higher price per pound than whole foods. Traders Joe here has limited selection of everything. HEB is OK but not many organic choices for milk and meat.
I understand this has nothing to do with the article. Are there any good options for people in biggish cities away from southern California. Gosh I miss those farmers markets..
- tracker1 10y agoI tend to just shop at the different stores mostly depending on the main thing I'm going for... one day may be mostly produce at sprouts.. another meat at Basha's... another general groceries at Fry's... another mostly frozen/boxed at WM superstore. I try to keep a few things on hand at all times, and will shop at different stores for mainly the thing they are best at with differing times/days. I tend not to shop at multiple places on the same day, I just don't care for shopping that much. If you have a good spot for your preferred milk/meat, just get that there, get other stuff elsewhere. There's nothing that says you have to buy everything on the same day/trip.
- ConroyBumpus 10y agoThe HEB Central Market on Westheimer might have more of what you're looking for insofar as Organic meat.