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On Wed, 28 May 2003 21:50:16 -0600 "Kestrel" writes: > > Not really -- they're sacrificing taste for a product that packs > with > > minimal bruising, and doesn't mold the minute you turn your back. > > What did I just read? The average produce travels 2,000 miles. > > I had to toss more than a handful of blackberries in less than a > day, > > because they went all green and furry. > > Yup. I know why they do it... I just wish there were alternatives > that were > as convenient as the neighborhood grocery store. Farmer's markets > are > terrific for a lot of produce, but they can't grow everything a > consumer may > want -- the land doesn't support it. (nor would we want it to > considering > what they'd have to do to it) AND, being honest -- while getting the > ripest, > most perfectly flavored produce is necessary for a first rate chef > (and I do > enjoy eating it) -- I don't have the time to deal with it, nor the > inclination to run after it every day. I like the fact most my > produce will > last a week in the fridge, some longer, some longer still on the > counter. > But... I do miss those strawberries, and those big summer peaches. > :) well, sure, we all make sacrifices for our life styles; doesn't mean we can't flavor (the flavorless) with regret.... > > Of course, the economics of it doesn't REALLY buy off the > palate..... > > right > > > Support your local Farmers' Market, tygress > > yup yup... though I haven't got a clue where one is in my locale... denver.com or even the Post's webpages will have a listing. Search Denver AND farmer market and you should find what you want -- or even narrow it to Littleton. helping? tygress ==== But what life is without danger, really? [Jill Fredston, arctic adventure's] father, Arthur Fredston, a courtly Manhattan attorney, was walking near the World Trade Center on the morning of September 11, 2001. Her mother, Elinor Fredston, was diagnosed with peritoneal cancer almost six years ago.... So, compared with terrorism and cancer, what's an occasional polar bear? --Michael Ryan --- Rachel's Little NET2FIDO Gate v 0.9.9.8 Alpha* Origin: Rachel's Experimental Echo Gate (1:135/907.17) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 135/907 123/500 106/2000 633/267 |
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