The Local Food Shopping Guide
$20
Stop Guessing at the Farmers Market
You want to buy better food, but when every stand says things like “local,” “pasture-raised,” “farm fresh,” “raw,” or “homemade,” it can be hard to know what those terms actually mean or whether the food meets the standards you’re looking for.
The Local Food Shopping Guide was created to take that confusion off your plate. It gives you a simple way to know what to look for, what to avoid, and what questions to ask so you can feel confident buying directly from farmers, producers, co-ops, and local markets.
Inside, you’ll learn how to:
Know what questions to ask about meat, eggs, dairy, produce, honey, bread, fermented foods, and prepared foods
Find out how animals were raised, what they ate, and what they were given
Look beyond vague labels and marketing terms
Spot ingredients and processing methods you may want to avoid
Decide whether a producer actually meets the standards you’re looking for
Stop feeling like you need to research everything before you buy
Less guessing. Better questions. More confidence in where your food comes from.