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Re: “Walking the aisles at Natural Grocers”
Shopping at Whole Foods is trendy; not a practical lifestyle. If I wanted a peace sign bag, Toms shoes, a sun hat, and soy 'chicken' salad I'd definitely head out there; but I shop at HEALTH food stores for HEALTH...not because it's cool. Yes, Natural Grocers is smaller but maintains strong standards on what is allowed in their store. I'm thankful there's not a showcase of soy-filled, sugar-overloaded, and processed lunch options. WF brand (365) gets a lot of their stuff from China and stamps organic on the cover. Cheap business; ridiculous prices taking advantage of their customers. And, they pride themselves on loving 'local' but nearly 2/3 of their produce is from a different country and/or conventional. My local Kroger store has more organics than WF. They have gotten too big for their own good and what the company was built on. If health is genuinely a concern for you and you actually did some research on the two then Natural Grocers products, morals, and price BY FAR exceed.