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Tree Hugging Family - Living Green

June 3rd, 2008

Organic Cotton FEED 100 Bags

FEED 100 Bag is a great concept: For $29.99 you get an organic cotton reusable bag, and a full $10 of the purchase price is used to feed 100 children in Rwanda a school lunch through the UN World Food Program. The bags are sold elusively at Whole Foods.
Want to see a video of […]

By Peggy -- 9 comments

May 20th, 2008

Organic Food Costs Rise - 11 Ways to Save Money on Organic Food

A recent slew of high-cost organic food articles have been making the rounds lately. There’s a good one at Newsweek; but many others of the same type all over.
I agree that organics are insanely high when compared to conventional, but we’ve talked about this before, and your family can eat organic; maybe not on the […]

By Jennifer -- 8 comments

April 6th, 2008

Tip on Finding Organic Olive Oil for Cheap

Olive oil is so yummy, of course you want organic olive oil. It’s even better.
I’ve noticed that organic olive oil in many stores can get pricey, but I was happy to see Whole Foods offering a 33.8 fl oz bottle of organic olive oil for only $9.99. It’s part of their 365 Organic Everyday Value. […]

By Peggy -- 8 comments

April 3rd, 2008

NYC Reusable Bags to Benefit MillionTreesNYC

First I show you a cute bag, then I tell you it’s only available at Whole Foods stores in northern New Jersey, New York and southern Connecticut until the end of April.
But hey, if you live there, you can help out MillionTreesNYC, a citywide effort to plant and care for one million new trees […]

By Peggy -- 1 comment

March 12th, 2008

Reusable Bags Video from Good Morning America

Deborah Ng at Simply Thrifty posted a video of a recent Good Morning America segment discussing reusable bag tips: where to get them and how to remember them.
After all, retailers like Whole Foods are banning plastic bags in their stores. Here’s a post I did about the Whole Foods plastic bag ban at my other […]

By Peggy -- 0 comments