1. 6 Myths About Organics →

    Continuing through my clippings file, I found this Marie Claire article (yeah, that’s right, what of it?) dispelling common misconceptions about organics, discussed tangentially by Neurosophy, squashed, tiffany, et. al., here. The myths:

    1. Organic Food is Always Better for the Environment
    2. It’s More Nutritious
    3. It Tastes Better
    4. You Don’t Have to Be As Careful About Washing It
    5. You’re Supporting Small Farms or Eco-companies
    6. It’s Better for You 

    [Edit: See Lee speaking on behalf of the organics, also Erin’s commentary.]

    4 years ago  /  5 notes

    1. tommypenner reblogged this from sharingtime and added:
      Funny enough, I was eating organic corn chips with organic salsa while reading the article. I personally do believe that...
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    3. ruhi reblogged this from boutofcontext and added:
      today, because I’ve spent...my life with a woman whose crazy about organic stuff and...
    4. sharingtime reblogged this from boutofcontext and added:
      put it lightly. Other than #4 (which you might believe if you’re 3 years old), the opposite can also be true. Let’s...
    5. brieflynoted reblogged this from boutofcontext and added:
      Yes, this is true. There are many myths about organic products, but to be fair the term “organic” is used loosely these...
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