Re: Fw: raw milk---is this how you purchase raw milk?

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. . . I suspect that, if the kids get "real" milk, they won't drink quite as much. It should be more satisfying. A woman I know works for a private school in Dallas. The owner decided to make the school lunches as healthy as possible - organic whenever possible. . . She said, with a little creativity, there was little difference in their food costs . . . and the kids were calmer and learning better too. The owner hosts sessions to teach the parents about the importance of good nutrition for the kids . .. She finds out that the kids are teaching their parents too! . . . The cabbage had to go though . .. most of the kids didn' t like it. It's ridiculous that we have to pay extra to get foods that haven't been messed with! . .. Rogene

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Ahhhhhhhhhhh. . . .but the FDA will protect your right to put toxic bags in your body so you can be "happy"! Don't you just love our government? Rogene

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Thats exactly what I was saying...I can't believe that it is illegal for me to buy the kind of milk I want for my family.

~ married to DH Mark, and sharing the lives of nine busy children. <3 <3

Re: Fw: raw milk---is this how you purchase "raw" milk?

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I suspect that, if the kids get "real" milk, they won't drink quite as much. It should be more satisfying.

A woman I know works for a private school in Dallas. The owner decided to make the school lunches as healthy as possible - organic whenever possible. . . She said, with a little creativity, there was little difference in their food costs . . . and the kids were calmer and learning better too. The owner hosts sessions to teach the parents about the importance of good nutrition for the kids . .. She finds out that the kids are teaching their parents too! . . . The cabbage had to go though . .. most of the kids didn' t like it.

It's ridiculous that we have to pay extra to get foods that haven't been messed with! . ..

Rogene

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Rogene,

The reason we have to pay extra for organic foods is

because we are paying for the very strict testing that

has to be done on foods, to make sure they are really

organic. Conventional foods are a lot cheaper,

because they are ALLOWED to put things in them (bugs

and pesticides, dyes, etc.) That's so that we will get

SLOWLY sicker, so that the medical and pharmacutical

industries will prosper more...they all work together.

This is gross, but did you know that in an average

candy bar, you are eating somwhere around 18 insect

legs? I read that and have a very hard time eating any

sort of candy bar anymore! lol It goes the same for

tomatoes (I watched a film on it one time)...I saw

what is " allowed " to go in the making of ketchup.

GROSS!!! Lots and lots of bugs! Same with peanut

butter too, btw.

--- " jdebolt@... " <jdebolt@...>

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> Thats exactly what I was saying...I can't believe

> that it is illegal for me to buy the kind of milk I

> want for my family.

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> ~ married to DH Mark, and sharing the lives of

> nine busy children. <3 <3

> Re: Fw: raw milk---is

> this how you purchase " raw " milk?

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> I suspect that, if the kids get " real " milk, they

> won't drink quite as much. It should be more

> satisfying.

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> A woman I know works for a private school in

> Dallas. The owner decided to make the school lunches

> as healthy as possible - organic whenever possible.

> . . She said, with a little creativity, there was

> little difference in their food costs . . . and the

> kids were calmer and learning better too. The owner

> hosts sessions to teach the parents about the

> importance of good nutrition for the kids . .. She

> finds out that the kids are teaching their parents

> too! . . . The cabbage had to go though . .. most of

> the kids didn' t like it.

>

> It's ridiculous that we have to pay extra to get

> foods that haven't been messed with! . ..

>

> Rogene

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[Guest guest]

Bugs permitted in food? Gag! . . .Rogene

[Guest guest]

Yeah, it's disgusting. I had visited a tomato plant

when I was in school. Making anything with tomatos

contains tons of bugs-ketchup, salsa, pizzas. I think

in chocolate, the amount allowed is 8 insect legs.

Peanut butter is supposedly one of the worst too.

--- Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote:

> Bugs permitted in food? Gag! . . .Rogene

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