I'm way big into eating healthy now, and a pal of mine passed on this AWESOME produce delivery group called Urban Organics. They deliver a range of fruits and veggies right to your door. You can even customize what you want/don't want. They have 4 different box sizes and deliver to all the borrows around Manhatten. I'm so excited to get my first delivery!
www.urbanorganic.com
I also have an update from the Veggie/Vegan bible. Ella Nemcova has updated her site and it looks super fab. Each meal is 100% organic, good for your bod and only $22.50. She also has a guide on her website of what foods to eat and stay away from. I love it!!
www.theregalvegan.com
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$22.50!! Is it all truffles and pieces of gold?
Compare that to Sweet Deliverance, http://www.sweetdeliverancenyc.com, $20 a week for practically a week's worth of food:
RABBIT RABBIT (our basic plan)
Utilizes full harvest vegetable share
* 24 week contract $485 * 12 week contract $245 Includes:
- 1 qt. of soup or stew (2 servings)
- Greens and dressing when available
- 1 baked good (4 servings)
- 1 pasta or grain dish (2-4 servings)
- 1 vegetable entrée (4-6 servings)
- 2 vegetable sides (4 servings)
Or even Get Fresh, http://www.getfreshnyc.com,
Psssh, vegans are so shady.
You might also want to check out
http://www.localharvest.org/csa/
http://www.localharvest.org/csa/M21738 (one example that's in Brooklyn)
It's a database of farmers that offer Community Supported Agriculture shares, which can get you the same sort of thing. This is our first year doing it here in Milwaukee (it's coming from West Bend, actually), and we've been pretty happy with the weekly produce.
- Jeremy
oh! thanks kynik! my family lives in the Milwaukee area. that's so great!
I actually knew that :)
kynik == Jeremy Hansen
I found this blog via your Facebook profile.
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