What are you doing at Trader Joes's? I always get Trader Joe's and Trader Vic's in Seattle mixed up. Trader Vic's is where they use to serve those Hugh Polynesian drinks for three people and when you got done with those drinks it did not matter where you were.
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Trader Vics in Portland was kinda square, more for the older crowd in those days, good steaks tho...I think, well it might of been, ah hell I can't remember after a couple of Trader Vics Mai Tais..
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I don't know what I do at Trader Joe's. I have one around the block from me and it's closer to me than Von's Supermarkets is so at times, I pop in there for a half gallon of milk for my kid but ALL their milk products are "organic"! I mean, what is the big deal with this "organic" crap and why do modern day liberals love this garbage??? George Washington never had an "organic" supermarket to shop at and he lived til he was pretty old. Is this stuff suppose to be so much better for the human body???
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I wish i spent a little more time eating better these days. It is to easy and fast to eat all that junk food, i would probably de-tox if i did not have some. Not having all those chemicals that are absorb into the food we eat is a good thing(organic) the problem is some of those so called organic products are not completely organic. Trader Joe's actually has some good prices on wine if you drink it, i don't (my wife does a little) and i like some of there specialty chips.
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quote:Originally posted by DWE: I don't know what I do at Trader Joe's. I have one around the block from me and it's closer to me than Von's Supermarkets is so at times, I pop in there for a half gallon of milk for my kid but ALL their milk products are "organic"! I mean, what is the big deal with this "organic" crap and why do modern day liberals love this garbage??? George Washington never had an "organic" supermarket to shop at and he lived til he was pretty old. Is this stuff suppose to be so much better for the human body???
DWE? are you serious? LOL George Washington? EVERYTHING he ever ate was organic....
you are seriously deficient on this one... maybe you had too many sugar pops for breakfast
personally? a like my preservatives, they'll help my corpse look better longer...
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I love Trader Joes. I get tons of stuff there. It's not a hippie store LOL. God fobid people want to eat healthy and get some nice brews or wines.
Try their ribs, they are awesome!
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quote:Originally posted by Jelly: I love Trader Joes. I get tons of stuff there. It's not a hippie store LOL. God fobid people want to eat healthy and get some nice brews or wines.
Try their ribs, they are awesome!
Speaking of ribs, If you're ever in Oneonta, NY stop by Brooks BBQ. Now, they have some good ribs. The Dinosaur BBQ in Syracuse has some decent ribs too, but I prefer Brooks'
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Not only am I not a hippie I don't like to shop but for some reason I love Trader Joes I look at every thing when I go there. Just love it to death
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quote:Originally posted by Dustoff101: Organic = higher profit margins.
There are different degrees of organic, in some cases its a BS label.
You dont have to shop at Trader Joes to eat healthy, thats ludicrous (for those that seem to imply it). I want to know who here is eating plain oatmeal, chicken breast, brown rice and broccoli all day long PLUS supplementing extra fiber intake, Omega 3s, phytonutrients, and all the herbals I take for my prostate and so on.
Just because it says organic or you payed out the rear end for it, doesn't make it healthier than what you could have bought somewhere else.
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quote:Originally posted by DWE: I pop in there for a half gallon of milk for my kid but ALL their milk products are organic"!
Not straight from the cow, but homoginization and pasturization somewhat destroy what qualities there are of milk. There is plenty of information on lactose intollerancy, the amount of puss and blood you drink, and all the other fun stuff related to milk if you'd like to read up on it.
I do have a touch of milk from time to time, and I grew up on the stuff to the tune of at least a half a gallon a day every day (until my early 20s). But really it doesn't belong in the human diet other than a sparing sin.
I'm no PETA freak, but I am in the fitness world somewhat heavily.
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