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Thor · 06-13-2013, 08:36 PM

My sister has a garden, she's not very good at it or its just not as easy in Iceland without greenhouses to grow tasty veggies. I remember farmers market in Mckenzie town had some tasty stuff, way better than store bought.

When I was in Vancouver for a month in 2009 summer, we went to a bunch of farms to buy strawberries, those were amazing, I'll never forget how damn good those were.

The thing is we're comparing apples to oranges here (HAHAHA I FUNNY)... Store stuff has to be picked at a certain time, kept in dark and often cool and travels great distances.

Home grown or farm fresh is just picked when its ready, won't last as long as store stuff but sure as hell tastes awesome..

Now if we're talking in a grocery store comparing the more expensive "organic" stuff compared to the normal veggies, they taste the same.

06-13-2013, 08:36 PM	#104
Thor God of Hating Twitter Join Date: Apr 2006 Exp:	My sister has a garden, she's not very good at it or its just not as easy in Iceland without greenhouses to grow tasty veggies. I remember farmers market in Mckenzie town had some tasty stuff, way better than store bought. When I was in Vancouver for a month in 2009 summer, we went to a bunch of farms to buy strawberries, those were amazing, I'll never forget how damn good those were. The thing is we're comparing apples to oranges here (HAHAHA I FUNNY)... Store stuff has to be picked at a certain time, kept in dark and often cool and travels great distances. Home grown or farm fresh is just picked when its ready, won't last as long as store stuff but sure as hell tastes awesome.. Now if we're talking in a grocery store comparing the more expensive "organic" stuff compared to the normal veggies, they taste the same. __________________ Allskonar fyrir Aumingja!!