This morning's haul from the farmers market is bright and beautiful and I can't wait to play with some of the new harvest. Do you shop at a local farmers market? If so, where? And if you don't, what stops you? Is it the seven dollars per dozen free range chicken eggs I saw? The heat? The hours? Perhaps you take advantage of CSA's? CSA, or Community Supported Agriculture, is an easy way to assure you have fresh food, often delivered to your door, every, or every other week. We'll talk about CSA's in an upcoming post.
If you happen to live in the Austin area, and surrounds, you'll find this link to Edible Austin's Farmers Market locator to be helpful in finding a farmers market on almost any day of the week, and as close by as you desire.
I promise, I'm not picking on you! I would like to hear from you, readers that I trust (I mean you've already shown you're a cut above since you found yourself here ; )......) about why, or why not, you shop at farm stands and farmers markets, and any and everywhere else one might source food.
From where are your weekly groceries coming? How are you feeding your family? If you're solo, do you take the time to market shop, and prepare your own meals?
How do you eat?? Do tell!
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