Comments on: What does “free range” and “cage free” really mean? http://www.keepitsimplefoods.com/food-facts/what-does-free-range-and-cage-free-really-mean/ We provide recipes made with healthy whole foods that are also easy to cook. Tue, 27 Jul 2010 13:12:52 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: Real Eggs http://www.keepitsimplefoods.com/food-facts/what-does-free-range-and-cage-free-really-mean/comment-page-1/#comment-2276 Real Eggs Sun, 17 Jan 2010 17:52:41 +0000 http://www.keepitsimplefoods.com/?p=2768#comment-2276 [...] cook up creamier and lighter than anything I’ve found in the grocery store. These are truly free range, cage free, naturally fed, healthy chicks and it shows. The proof is in yolk. Share and [...] [...] cook up creamier and lighter than anything I’ve found in the grocery store. These are truly free range, cage free, naturally fed, healthy chicks and it shows. The proof is in yolk. Share and [...]

]]> By: Anne@ the doctor takes a wife http://www.keepitsimplefoods.com/food-facts/what-does-free-range-and-cage-free-really-mean/comment-page-1/#comment-2132 Anne@ the doctor takes a wife Sun, 29 Nov 2009 23:08:01 +0000 http://www.keepitsimplefoods.com/?p=2768#comment-2132 My husband and I recently watched Food Inc and it's DRASTICALLY changed the way we think about food... this is totally something we've been thinking about and have instantly started making progress towards change for the better!! My husband and I recently watched Food Inc and it’s DRASTICALLY changed the way we think about food… this is totally something we’ve been thinking about and have instantly started making progress towards change for the better!!

]]> By: Kathy http://www.keepitsimplefoods.com/food-facts/what-does-free-range-and-cage-free-really-mean/comment-page-1/#comment-2116 Kathy Sun, 22 Nov 2009 23:23:49 +0000 http://www.keepitsimplefoods.com/?p=2768#comment-2116 I saw Food,Inc in August and it has drastically changed the way I look at and think about food. I now try to buy only organic vegetables and fruit (especially the dirty dozen) and also have limited my meat and poultry consumption. I try to buy organic meat and poultry and dairy as much as possible when I do use those products. I live in an area that doesn't have any Whole Foods or Trader Joe's nearby but we do have a wonderful organic farmer's market (local and fresh) that is open most of the year and a few small organic markets. I do what I can and am consciously viewing my purchases rather than just tossing food in my basket! Food Inc is a incredibly powerful and important film (and shocking) that should be seen by everyone and I hope that people viewing it will take away something that will improve their lives and possibly encourage necessary change in the food industry. We the consumers have the power to show our unhappiness with our whole food system--if we start spending a little more money to have quality organic products and humanely raised animals for our food things will definitely change. It's all about money! I saw Food,Inc in August and it has drastically changed the way I look at and think about food. I now try to buy only organic vegetables and fruit (especially the dirty dozen) and also have limited my meat and poultry consumption. I try to buy organic meat and poultry and dairy as much as possible when I do use those products. I live in an area that doesn’t have any Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s nearby but we do have a wonderful organic farmer’s market (local and fresh) that is open most of the year and a few small organic markets. I do what I can and am consciously viewing my purchases rather than just tossing food in my basket! Food Inc is a incredibly powerful and important film (and shocking) that should be seen by everyone and I hope that people viewing it will take away something that will improve their lives and possibly encourage necessary change in the food industry. We the consumers have the power to show our unhappiness with our whole food system–if we start spending a little more money to have quality organic products and humanely raised animals for our food things will definitely change. It’s all about money!

]]> By: brandi http://www.keepitsimplefoods.com/food-facts/what-does-free-range-and-cage-free-really-mean/comment-page-1/#comment-2107 brandi Thu, 19 Nov 2009 17:59:12 +0000 http://www.keepitsimplefoods.com/?p=2768#comment-2107 I've been reading about that lately, too. I try to buy eggs from happy chickens and milk from happy cows, but it's good to know the difference! I’ve been reading about that lately, too.

I try to buy eggs from happy chickens and milk from happy cows, but it’s good to know the difference!

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