Silver Tipped Wings asked:


I would love to be a vegetarian, because I have heard really bad things about how they treat animals. Unfortunetly, at my age, my parents would think it is some kind of rebellion (Which is kind of would be, but it would be against cruelty to animals, not against my parents.)

I was wondering, is there such a thing as organic meat? What I mean is, meat that isn’t treated with chemicals, where the animals aren’t stuffed into cages and are allowed to be free and live happy lives?

I am looking for alternatives so I don’t feel so guilty when I enjoy eating meat. Would it be in the organic section of the food store?

KIRAL

Yamster asked:


Also, if you know where I can get organic fruits/vegetables, that would be helpful.
Nah Pat, but I’ll see if they have it.
I don’t know any of these stores you people are talking about, lol. I only have Trader Joes here, and I’m from New York btw.
Whole Foods? No, don’t think so, Trader Joes is here, it sells generally less processed food than most stores, it’ll probably have organic food, I’ll check there.

NEVAN

Mr Snugglepie asked:


I have recently been converted to organic free range meat. Ive never really cooked whole chicken before, i usually just buy breast meat. Im going to cook a sunday dinner, but want to know how to make my meat juicy and tasty. Does stuffing it make a differnece? Also as you only use the breast for sunday dinner, any suggestions for the rest of the meat?

Thanks

MARNINA

Soapy Chocolate asked:


Which person is better for the environment?

Someone who is vegan but doesn’t eat organic or someone who restricts his/her diet to organic food but consumes a lot of meat?

WYANET

kaplah asked:


I get meat from Omaha Steaks shipped to my home every month, but I’d really prefer to get it from an organic provider. It would be great if I could get other products too, like milk and cheese, but not necessary. Does anyone know of a good, realiable company that can do this for me?

KEEYA