I see where you are coming from with this.
If anything, regardless of the country, I would prefer if the juice was organic.
In america, unfortunately most of what is produced is full of unnecessary pesticides and other chemicals. I'm sure there are many people with fruit trees, but do you ever really hear about them using what's on their land and making juice from it?
I used to have some raspberry and I think blackberry bushes. I don't remember ever eating from them, but I know my parents used to make jam from them.
I remember being in wonder from them and I always wanted to try them, but they were always covered in webs! We got rid of them awhile ago. I have some gooseberry trees. I tried a berry once and it was so fucking sweet that nothing needed to be added to it. We have walnut trees and maple trees. I don't eat the nuts, because I'm afraid of finding worms. I don't make syrup, because I don't have any tools.
Needless to say, I'm sure people have the resources, but most don't even put them to good use. You have companies that offer the products they want, but without the hassle, so they hop on the band wagon.
What's your favourite kind of juice?
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I see where you are coming from with this.
If anything, regardless of the country, I would prefer if the juice was organic.
In america, unfortunately most of what is produced is full of unnecessary pesticides and other chemicals. I'm sure there are many people with fruit trees, but do you ever really hear about them using what's on their land and making juice from it?
I used to have some raspberry and I think blackberry bushes. I don't remember ever eating from them, but I know my parents used to make jam from them.
I remember being in wonder from them and I always wanted to try them, but they were always covered in webs! We got rid of them awhile ago. I have some gooseberry trees. I tried a berry once and it was so fucking sweet that nothing needed to be added to it. We have walnut trees and maple trees. I don't eat the nuts, because I'm afraid of finding worms. I don't make syrup, because I don't have any tools.
Needless to say, I'm sure people have the resources, but most don't even put them to good use. You have companies that offer the products they want, but without the hassle, so they hop on the band wagon.
Do you get what I'm saying?