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The "tastier" organic myth is a myth in at least some cases. Double blind taste tests of 2 halves of the same product reveal that the half presented as "organi
by mml 16y ago
The "tastier" organic myth is a myth in at least some cases. Double blind taste tests of 2 halves of the same product reveal that the half presented as "organic" is often chosen as being "tastier", despite being identical to it's other "non organic" half.
IMHO, he organic food "movement" is marketing targeted at the guilty conscience of the well-heeled consumer of organic foods.
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- Staydecent 16y agolambda never mentions anything about Organic. Organic is not the same as humanely raised meat, nor hormone free. And, IMHO, Organic standards are so varied and in many cases silly that the green label isn't even a tell for a desirable product by my terms. In my experience, texture is very noticeable when comparing "supermarket" meat vs locally raised, hormone-free meat. As far as Veganism goes: I rather not take a vitamin supplement--it seems unnatural. LOL>
- alaithea 16y agoEvery time I buy normal, mass-market chicken or eggs that are not in some way organic/cage-free/free-range/nataural, I am so disappointed in the result that I vow never to buy it again (until I'm sucked in by some sale months later). For me, the difference is too striking to be only a placebo effect of sorts.