Hey I’m glad you responded because I forgot to tell you that was the dopest opening to read first thing this am about the hipster... gangster... that was sofa king dope! <- you got it that time though!
Yes, absolutely affordable! Surprisingly affordable. And bro amazing quality. SO SO SO organic, this produce doesn’t last but 3-5 days max! Whereas the supermarket you know,, it’ll stay in the fridge for a week or two. <— Mornal.
But where does all that delicious food comes from , homesteaders around the area or bigger shops?
I am sure there's no preservative hence why they must be consumed quickly!
Oh ya man, everything is local. Before I forget.. yes, the GoPro is amazing, it actually takes better pictures than anything I’ve ever seen but those radishes, carrots, etc aren’t magnified, lol, it’s not ‘that’ good. I trip out on how big that stuff is, too, a softball-size onion is small?!? Where have I been?
All of the produce, honey, nuts, etc at the farmers market is locally grown. Hence you can’t get tomatoes (for example) there year round like a super market. Us westerners have a horrible false reality that produce is just supposed to be available year round.
So we talk to all of the growers and get to know them, there’s people there selling bread, dairy free desserts, etc. The farthest farm from any of the vendors I’m going to guess is an hour and a half’s drive away.
For example, this image here where you saw the 3-$5:
The label in their honey says Fallbrook, California. It’s not even a 30 minute drive from where we are in LA. I think the farthest one I’ve been made aware of is an almond Garner in Temecula, California. That’s about a 2 hour drive from where the images were taken in LA County.
You’re quicker than most!
Hey I’m glad you responded because I forgot to tell you that was the dopest opening to read first thing this am about the hipster... gangster... that was sofa king dope! <- you got it that time though!
Yes, absolutely affordable! Surprisingly affordable. And bro amazing quality. SO SO SO organic, this produce doesn’t last but 3-5 days max! Whereas the supermarket you know,, it’ll stay in the fridge for a week or two. <— Mornal.
So you're a Higster?
But where does all that delicious food comes from , homesteaders around the area or bigger shops?
I am sure there's no preservative hence why they must be consumed quickly!
Oh ya man, everything is local. Before I forget.. yes, the GoPro is amazing, it actually takes better pictures than anything I’ve ever seen but those radishes, carrots, etc aren’t magnified, lol, it’s not ‘that’ good. I trip out on how big that stuff is, too, a softball-size onion is small?!? Where have I been?
All of the produce, honey, nuts, etc at the farmers market is locally grown. Hence you can’t get tomatoes (for example) there year round like a super market. Us westerners have a horrible false reality that produce is just supposed to be available year round.
So we talk to all of the growers and get to know them, there’s people there selling bread, dairy free desserts, etc. The farthest farm from any of the vendors I’m going to guess is an hour and a half’s drive away.
For example, this image here where you saw the 3-$5:
The label in their honey says Fallbrook, California. It’s not even a 30 minute drive from where we are in LA. I think the farthest one I’ve been made aware of is an almond Garner in Temecula, California. That’s about a 2 hour drive from where the images were taken in LA County.
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