I don't see that happening. Once we accept higher prices for things, they tend not to go down.

you're probably right. Still $4.99/ lb for a red pepper seems silly.

$4.99 that's outrageous!

I just watched Food Wars at the Film Festival about the first 100 mile concept of food consumption from the Berkley days and the whole

machine of food consumption in this country. Unbelievable.

Food Wars... sounds interesting. I'll have to check it out.

the only problem about going 100 mile diet in Edmonton is that our diet would be restricted to beef, wheat and potatoes.

er... doing the 100 mile diet

no BC fruit

this movie had such a great point...Every time we are eating we are voting, making a choice. If even one of those meals can be different

then we are making a difference and eating with conscience. I can't give up bananas or coffee, but the rest of my choices are in line with

my personal philosophy.

that's a very good point. Next summer I'm going to plant a little garden, so we can eat fresh and have a 100 cm diet.

tries to think of fruit grown in Alberta. We do berries. Tomatoes, of course. Crabapples.

raspberries, saskatoon, stawberries, tomaotes, peas, crabapples, squash

squash I think is a fruit.. isn't it?

lol

I don't think peas count as a fruit. I think squash technically do. I was discussing that the other day.