Here at Organic & Thrifty, I strive to make traditional nutrition simple and affordable, advocating homemade as much as possible. Good food starts with quality “raw materials”. These are products I endorse and those which fit the “real food” standards: No GMOs, no trans-fats, grass-fed (where appropriate), and minimally processed to optimize nutrient-density.
Where can I get raw milk? What is the best cod liver oil? These are the kinds of questions we Real Food Media bloggers get every day. So, we created this page to provide our readers with resources for cooking and learning about traditional and slow foods.
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However, we at Real Food Media are highly selective and will never include anyone we don’t fully endorse. All the listings on this page are reputable, trustworthy and good people we feel very blessed to know — and they wouldn’t be on this list if we didn’t believe in them.
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