This second business is owned and operated by another Pacific NW family interested in healthy eating. It's called Wildly-Organic Online Market and they deliver organic fruits and vegetables, locally grown when available, to neighborhood drop points in 3 counties. They offer some bakery and other grocery items, as well, but I was primarily interested in adding vegetables and fruit to our diet in more quantity and variety (a Bucket List item). Having a regular ordering and pickup system, I think, will help me accomplish this...and getting organic is even better.

To start, I chose the all-vegetable pack, plus the fruit add-on. Then I was able to go in and pick and choose which items in the standard pack I didn't want and replace them with duplicates some of the other items, or substitute something else entirely. I can even replace fruits with veggies, and vice-versa. This enabled me to double up on certain things I knew we'd particularly want instead of getting smaller amounts of a larger variety that wouldn't be enough to feed all of us. For instance, I got 2 heads of cauliflower instead of 1, plus a handful of potatoes...Neither of which would've been enough for a family meal.
I had from Thursday night to Saturday night to adjust my order, and picked it up Monday afternoon at a home about a 5 to 10 minutes' drive from home. It is packed in a bin that I'll wipe out and exchange for my next order in 2 weeks.
Wow! That's fantastic! I'm a little jealous. I don't think we have anything like that here. I'll have to do some online searching for something similar.
ReplyDeleteNot sure we can keep it up. That picture shows $70's worth. The cauliflower heads are only the size of softballs, and the rest seems like so little for our family. But I'm not giving up yet. Maybe if I use this stuff efficiently and not let any go to waste, it will feed us just fine. I think we could use some portion size control, but not sure it should apply to veggies... I also need to go to the store and see what I could do with $70, then compare.
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