Interestingly enough, they started selling jackfruit at my local Kroger. It's more expensive than at Hmart so I don't get it but hey at least they have it I suppose.
If I buy organic I can afford approximately one pint of strawberries once a month for 3 people to share. (My rent in downtown TO is like $2,500/month which is 80% of my income. I’m buying whatever I can afford) the creator just wants people to be healthy, so no hate to him: Just remember, eating non-organic fruit and veg is still healthier than no fruit and veg. Don’t take people’s recommendations too seriously if the advice can’t apply to you circumstantially! You’re doing your best, and you’re doing great!
Just eat fruit & veg - conventional, organic, frozen, fresh, canned, freeze dried. Eat whatever you can afford it all! The amount of cancer cases from food pesticides is negligible. The amount of cancer cases from not eating plants is high.
What does "organic" in the US mean? Here (Germany) it means that the soils and plants are treated more environmental friendly and there are so called "Blühstreifen", which are extra local flowers at the sode of the field to give the pollinators, other insects and wildlife an option. So, here it does make a change. But I am wondering what it means in the Us
@@freethegays so organic only regards pesticide regulations and nothing else?! thats poor US (well, the people responsible for the declaration, I guess), you could do better.
@@juliesonnenblume The actual definition is a bit broader than that, it excludes other potentially toxic things. But not for the sake of the environment really, mostly because people don't want to eat chemicals that can cause cancer. I'm Canadian by the way, but it's pretty much the same here too.
@@freethegays Thank you. It is so cool that you are so nice und politely answering here. Such a lovely thing in a comment section. 😊 (And I am learning new things!)
@@juliesonnenblume Aw :) my pleasure! Germany seems like a very nice country by the way; I love talking to people from across the world. By the way, I was wondering if you learned English so well in school, or if you had to study it by yourself?
If you put the green onions in some water it will continue to grow for some time, just snip off the tops for what you need and change the water every few days
Interestingly enough, they started selling jackfruit at my local Kroger. It's more expensive than at Hmart so I don't get it but hey at least they have it I suppose.
we got jackfruit almost at any supermarket in 🇲🇾
The HMart in Austin is awesome!
It’s in cedar park Texas not Austin
If I buy organic I can afford approximately one pint of strawberries once a month for 3 people to share.
(My rent in downtown TO is like $2,500/month which is 80% of my income. I’m buying whatever I can afford) the creator just wants people to be healthy, so no hate to him:
Just remember, eating non-organic fruit and veg is still healthier than no fruit and veg. Don’t take people’s recommendations too seriously if the advice can’t apply to you circumstantially!
You’re doing your best, and you’re doing great!
"no artificial anything"
*proceeds to get ramen*
Just eat fruit & veg - conventional, organic, frozen, fresh, canned, freeze dried. Eat whatever you can afford it all! The amount of cancer cases from food pesticides is negligible. The amount of cancer cases from not eating plants is high.
It’s the kpop playing for me. That got7
Thanks for the tip on which fruits to buy organic.
My local supermarket has just as many exotic fruits. Valli is the best :))
NOW FOCUS ON ME AHHHHHHHHH I LOVE GOT7 AND JUS2 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You'd be surprised on what asian food items HEB (texas grocery chain) has including jackfruit
Bruh...you gotta get U-Gua honey snacks! My favorite...but expensive AF.
Next time try to find banana milk or yakult it’s rlly good
99 ranch is basically king but any asian market is still really good
What does "organic" in the US mean?
Here (Germany) it means that the soils and plants are treated more environmental friendly and there are so called "Blühstreifen", which are extra local flowers at the sode of the field to give the pollinators, other insects and wildlife an option.
So, here it does make a change. But I am wondering what it means in the Us
USA allows a lot of crazy pesticides the EU doesn't. Organic means most pesticides aren't used.
@@freethegays so organic only regards pesticide regulations and nothing else?! thats poor US (well, the people responsible for the declaration, I guess), you could do better.
@@juliesonnenblume The actual definition is a bit broader than that, it excludes other potentially toxic things. But not for the sake of the environment really, mostly because people don't want to eat chemicals that can cause cancer. I'm Canadian by the way, but it's pretty much the same here too.
@@freethegays Thank you. It is so cool that you are so nice und politely answering here. Such a lovely thing in a comment section. 😊
(And I am learning new things!)
@@juliesonnenblume Aw :) my pleasure! Germany seems like a very nice country by the way; I love talking to people from across the world.
By the way, I was wondering if you learned English so well in school, or if you had to study it by yourself?
in india we have d-mart
he's living off tofu and ramen
H mart has the low key banger.
I heard California rice contains more arsenic than Asia..I get Thai rice
FOCUS ON ME ~
Id recommend more plastic!
Matt you should check out altra running shoes
If you put the green onions in some water it will continue to grow for some time, just snip off the tops for what you need and change the water every few days
Grocery Hole??!! Say what
You didn’t even show the built in restaurants. Probably not that healthy.
Lame haul my dude …H mart is my favorite and you barely hit the good shit
Bruh, please fix your hat.
No artificial anything eating ramen. 🤡
Jin Ramyun is better! 😤
Lame haul my dude …H mart is my favorite and you barely hit the good shit