Eating organic doesn't have to cost a fortune. Check out your local farmer's market or try growing your own.
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When we talked a bit about reducing food-related waste, one commenter mentioned that her main frustration was over produce packaging, especially organic produce. She also mentioned that she's a student and receives state support, so the grocery store feels like her only option when it comes to food shopping, because prices at the organic grocery shops are too high.
I can definitely sympathize with a tight food budget, and I'm sure this commenter and I are not alone. Money is tight for a lot of people, and when that happens healthy food seems like one of the first things to go.
Keep reading to learn a few tips that have helped me keep our pantry stocked with organic foods, even when times are tough.
