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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you're looking for organic stuff, try MOM's. Locally owned, great organic selection, not hideously priced, and no detectable patchouli or Birkenstocks. It's our regular place. [/quote] We love MOMs too, but can't afford to shop there too often. It's less expensive than Whole Foods, locally owned, and has some very nice meats, but they are sky high, way too expensive for us. We shop mostly at Trader Joe's and make almost everything from scratch. If you can afford it, Whole Foods has some nice baked goods, some organic meats, some decent fish from time to time, and lots of nice prepared foods. I go there only to get specific foods I can't get at Trader Joe's or on the organic/natural aisle at Giant, but otherwise I avoid it. I feel it's a huge rip off. I also shop on Amazon, which sells a lot of organic stuff for much less than Whole Foods, but you have to buy in larger amounts. Costco occasionally has some decent stuff, organic, etc. MOMs is a much better place than Whole Foods, but it doesn't have all the prepared stuff. It does have a lot of brands Whole Foods doesn't. I buy natural flea collars there for my dog. [/quote]
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