| | You need to hang out with more treehuggers. I mean capitalism is nice and all but you really have be objective about what you eat and drink. I joined Wolf Moon Co-Op in Lansing in 1977. In 1978, my wife and I joined Organ Mountain Co-Op in Las Cruces. In 1980, we bought our life membership in the East Lansing Food Co-operative where we later served with the Board. In Traverse City (2002-2003), it was Oryana. Here, it is the Peoples Food Co-op of Ann Arbor.
You have to get away from that mass consumerist stuff... really...
Well known to all is
Blue Sky
http://www.blueskysoda.com/
A newcomer with props is
Jones Soda
http://www.jonessoda.com/files/pure-cane-sugar.php
And you can find this in the mainstream
Deerfield Trading Company
Walgreens private label brand
That we buy some of our organic, natural and local foods at Kroger -- a major grocery chain in the midwest -- we take to be a sign that we won the revolution, or at least on one front of it.
(Next thing you know, someone here is going to tell us that Fair Trade and Equal Exchange coffees taste better than Mrs. Folger's Crystals.)
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