[bcrdukes]

Guys, since I know you all support Gregor Robertson's antics of bike lanes and a healthy organic Vancouver lifestyle, please post your deals on any cheap organic produce in this thread!

Organic butternut squash is on sale at the Whole Foods Cambie store going for $1.49/lb (regular @ $2.49/lb.)

What a deal! :fuckyea:

[punkwax]

lol @ self serving thread

:troll:

[murd0c]

Organic and cheap doesn't belong in the same sentence

[Expresso]

That's a pretty good deal. Probably pick some up after work.

Thanks dukes!

[TOS'd]

Just cashed in on a sale for some Organic Red Grapes from SoF! This thread is what REVscene has been lacking all along!

[bcrdukes]

Just cashed in on a sale for some Organic Red Grapes from SoF! This thread is what REVscene has been lacking all along!

Do you need a SOM card in order to be eligible for the sale price?

[pinn3r]

gmo4lyfe

[TOS'd]

Do you need a SOM card in order to be eligible for the sale price?
Friend bought it for me and she used a card. So I am not sure. I don't usually shop at these big chain stores. I prefer the M&P and smaller up-and-coming brick and mortar shops who focus on local sustainably sourced products and produce.

[BrRsn]

oh fuck off with this, this thread embodies why everyone hates you and your hipster movement -- buying shit you can't afford to fix a problem that never existed


GTFO WITH YOUR HIPSTER PEON SHIT



i'm still voting #BCRDUKES2016 though
too bad the RS illuminati shut down my last thread trying to get you unbanned so you could campaign in chat

[bcrdukes]

Friend bought it for me and she used a card. So I am not sure. I don't usually shop at these big chain stores. I prefer the M&P and smaller up-and-coming brick and mortar shops who focus on local sustainably sourced products and produce.

STFU TOS'd.

[SB7]

Just curious, a loblaws city market opened up near my place. Walked around for a few minutes while passing by. Seems like a whole foods copycat but still retains a lot of save on elements. Opinions?

[TOS'd]

Since we are on the topic of grocery stores. Anyone been the the No Frills by Cambie x Broadway? No offense but when I walked in there I felt so dirty. Like I was shopping at the lowest of the low. All the fresh produce was cringe worthy. The types of people that were at that location made me feel sorry that they probably haven't tried $4.00 heads of organic garlic from the OK. Anyways the Fraser location isn't as bad, I still wouldn't shop there though. Maybe its just the Cambie x Broadway one that is trashy.

[bcrdukes]

Eww, the armpit of Fairview.

No Frills? Ain't nobody got time for that B-grade produce. :heckno:

[TOS'd]

But the people there aren't as trashy as the other location. Regardless, I wouldn't go back, had to buy a specific generic packaged product that can be found at any chain supermarket and it was the closest.

[bcrdukes]

So much for supporting your local mom and pop brick and mortar grocer.

[TOS'd]

Wasn't shopping by myself or for me. But was asked to pick something up.

[bcrdukes]

Your life is a lie and a waste of time.

STFU TOS'd

[AAnthony]

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[SumAznGuy]

Make sure when buying organic you're buying local. All fruits/vegetables imported into Canada are mass sprayed when they enter, which basically negates the organic nature of the product. Organic has become a marketing ploy these days, and consumers are willingly paying the premium because they believe the hype associated with it.

Just like people who complain organic items placed in the same room as non organic items negates the organic nature from air contamination.

Also, when it is sub 0 temps outside, where the heck are you going to get local organic produce?

Please don't be spreading false information.

[Matlock]

Somethings are worth buying organic and something aren't. I'll usually only buy organic if it's direct from the grower/farm or I grow it myself.

You really can't beat homegrown vegetables. Carrots and tomatoes... mmm...

If it's organic and still has no taste, then really there is no point in spending the extra money.