Native-Nutrition Best of the Best

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I've posted a couple of times and have always been surprised how

helpful and patient everyone is in answering my questions.

Also this group is amazing for the amount of knowledge that the

collective members have in helping people with their health.

So to the subject of my post:

You've all seen the " Best of the Best " in travel magazines, etc.,

but I always wonder that because these companies spend big bucks

advertising that the results might be skewed.

So, I was thinking what about a " Best of the Best " from the

Native-Nutrition group? It could be done once or twice a year and

it would be a great reference.

We would just put together a list of questions ranging from:

Best Toothpaste to Best Free Range Beef. Or

Best Mail Order Company to Best Raw Butter, and Best Health Book.

Or how about the Best Poster

Most Entertaining Poster.

And then list the results for each question/catagory including the

next four results.

Example:

Best Raw Butter:

1) Riches Pasture Butter (60% of the votes)

2) Tom's Cream Butter (15% of the votes)

3) Wild Goat Butter (3% of the votes)

Just an idea and if it's a lot of work and not worth it that's ok.

Anyways what is the best toothpaste?

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

Hey ,

great idea. I just think that those *best* products will only be

regional (like raw butter)? I can get raw butter locally, but only

seldom because it's quite a journey and am glad I just been told that

Kerrygold butter is grassfed and easily available

CU Anja

> So, I was thinking what about a " Best of the Best " from the

> Native-Nutrition group? It could be done once or twice a year and

> it would be a great reference.

>

[Guest guest]

Anja,

Thanks for the reply, but I think the raw butter catagory could work

as well. Might even increase the amount orders a small local farm

might receive.

The Kerrygold is not raw is it?

Anyways so much for the " Best of the Best " idea.

> > So, I was thinking what about a " Best of the Best " from the

> > Native-Nutrition group? It could be done once or twice a year

and

> > it would be a great reference.

> >

[Guest guest]

No it's not, but it can be bought just in a supermarket.

CU Anja

> Anja,

> The Kerrygold is not raw is it?

>