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This is a chain from beautiful Colorado. They have some key things here that set them apart from Sprouts, Trader Joe's and Whole Foods:
1. Suffering from desert dehydration? Their gigantic vitamin department has this marvelous product called Hydration Factor. $15 for 15 sticks. At just one a day ($1 a day), I finally feel hydrated in a way that mineral waters weren't doing alone. Same with my family. It's quite awesome. I hope the same works for others.
I combine these sticks with the high mineral water (in gallon form) from New Zealand carried at Trader Joe's. Seems to work best this way.
Better to be moisturized inside than to overuse potentially toxic creams. Honestly. Try it out.
2. They actually have decent chocolate!
Alter Eco is Swiss and organic. What more can you ask for? haha. Plenty of other decent brands, too, such as Green & Blacks. All are lower than normal prices.
3. Organic, packaged deli meats, such as organic turkey, are cheaper here than anywhere else. Save $1-$3 per package. Adds up so fast!
4. Organic, pasture raised eggs are about HALF the price. Even the omega-3 enhanced ones. These prices are no yolk, people. 1.99/dozen.
Yes, and ones cultivated by the Mennonites and the Amish (simple people are the best farmers!) -- which you cannot even find at other stores. Last time I saw these was at a high end grocery in San Diego.
J 2.99 for their top shelf eggs. 1.99 for non-organic versions, but with similar standards. Literally half the price of everywhere else, even after Amazon's price reductions at WFM.
This is their loss leader, and it's an insanely good deal. Very easy to feed a family at this price.
What you may not have ever heard is that due to their high nutrition profile (choline, healing fats, etc.) eggs are also known to heal the brain and skin.
Used in burn wards, (very) high egg diets are known to double healing speed and improve outcomes. Similarly, people in car accidents or recipients of other head trauma report similarly recoveries they wouldn't have had otherwise. (me included!) ADD and ADHD is often addressed by the choline in eggs alone. Even more so for the omega-3 enhanced ones.
However, you need a lot of them for this effect and you need to be able to afford them. Very possible here! So extremely grateful for this shop
2. Grass fed, grass finished beef hot dogs and sausages from the Grand Tetons. Cool. You literally don't know where the grass fed hotdogs come from even at the otherwise lovable Trader Joe's. So this is a nice treat, from a known clean area.
3. Artisana products, like their organic, raw coconut oil. Artisana can be found elsewhere, but it's inexpensive here and is a best of breed brand.
Bottom line, this is a fantastic spot for Hendersonites to fill their pantries and fridges with high density nutritional goodness, for 3/4 the hospital emergency room rate of Whole Foods. Plus, you know you're supporting some old school Colorado hippies instead of greedy phatpig corpo Hidden-GMO-loving sellouts in Austin.
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