#localfoodmarkets

[culinarygenes]

🌱 Support Local, Shop Local: Embrace the Power of Local Food Markets 🛒🌾

🌱 It's time to celebrate the charm and benefits of shopping from local food markets! 🛍️🌽 From bustling farmers' markets to cozy neighborhood stalls, here's why choosing local is so important:

🌍 Nourish Your Community: When you shop locally, you directly support your community's farmers, growers, and artisans. You contribute to the local economy, helping to sustain livelihoods and create a vibrant, thriving community.

🌿 Fresher, Tastier Flavors: Local produce is harvested at the peak of freshness, offering superior taste and nutritional value. Experience the joy of biting into a juicy tomato or savoring the aroma of just-picked herbs. Rediscover the true flavors of nature!

🌸 Cultivate Sustainability: By shopping from local food markets, you reduce the carbon footprint associated with long-distance transportation. Support sustainable farming practices and embrace a more environmentally friendly lifestyle.

🧺 Discover Culinary Treasures: Local markets are treasure troves of unique and artisanal products. Unearth hidden gems like handmade cheeses, artisan breads, small-batch preserves, and other culinary delights. Expand your culinary horizons and support local entrepreneurs.

🌻 Forge Connections: Local food markets create a sense of community, bringing people together to share stories, recipes, and culinary traditions. Meet the faces behind the food, connect with like-minded individuals, and foster a sense of belonging.

🌿 From farm-fresh fruits and vegetables to handcrafted goods, local food markets offer an authentic and enriching shopping experience. Let's embrace the power of supporting local and nourish our bodies, our communities, and our planet.

🛍️ So, next time you're out shopping, remember to seek out your local food markets and be a part of something truly special. Together, let's make a difference!

[fitandfabmoms]

Found these green beauties at the #UptownFarmersMarket today. I've been dreaming of some hot crunchy, buttermilk dipped, cornmeal breaded, fried green tomatoes. Fried green tomatoes were a regular table fixin growing up in the south with a nice side of macaroni & cheese, collard greens and fresh baked cornbread and sweet tea!!🍅🍞 I've only been able to find green tomatoes once in the 9 years that I've lived in AZ!! 😢 As a kid I didn't really care to eat them but as an adult I've grown to appreciate and long for the taste of southern fried green tomatoes😍😋 I'm so grateful to Crystal and Tom at #LatchkeyGardens for growing these with love, I paid about $2 for 3, and everything they grow is certified organic.💚 I so enjoy supporting our local famers and gardeners, they grow some of the most beautiful things you will ever lay eyes on, and they grow them with love💚 #fitandfabmom #family #faith #food #wellness #localfoodmarkets #dinner #childhoodmemories #GeorgiaGirl #friedgreentomatos #supportlocalbusinesses #momlife

[consciousway-blog]

If i am reblogging so many pictures and posts about #plasticfree life, is to really show you where this things are going and how we can stop #onetimeuseplastic. For me, it is the worst thing we are doing. On the other side it is so simple to stop! We will not die and in contrary, we can safe some lifes.

Look at this picture and anwear yourself the question: with how many plastic, one time use shipping bags will you retun to home? 18: every different kind must be packed and closed in a plactis bag to weight. You politely pack your vegetables in the bags- for 10 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, and then? Yes, you will throw them. 

The solution is very simple and I am very sure you won’t regret it. The best way, is to buy at a LOCAL MARKET. First, your products will be local, not being transported for two weeks. Second: non of your vegetable or a fruit will have a sticker on it, and the sellers WILL NOT put in in a plactis bag. And the third thing.. my favourite. Always, trust me, every time I am coming back with some products BEING GIVEN. They are so happy to see you, with your consciousness, they want to share it, and they can show it by a bucket of parsley offered to you, or some delicious nuggats pieces! 

I LOVE MY LOCAL FOOD MARKET!

[merlekroeger]

Das Kulturzentrum Balis - Ubud 🧘🏼‍♀️🌋🐒🌾

Nach meiner Surfwoche in Canggu fuhr ich alleine mit einem Grabcar( ähnlich wie die Uber App) weiter Richtung Norden zum Kulturzentrum Ubud. Anders als erwartet war es auch hier noch ziemliche touristisch doch trotzdem wunderschön. Hier belegte ich ein paar Yogakurse und unternahm Einiges mit den Leuten aus meinem Hostel. So fuhren wir zu Reisterassen, Tempeln, machten ein paar Wanderungen zum Sonnenaufgang und besuchten Localfoodmärkte. Ein weiteres Highlight war eine Tanzveranstaltung der Hindus in einem Tempel in der Stadt.

🔝Pura Tirta Empul (Heiliger Quellwasser Tempel)

Zu diesem Tempel fahren die indonesischen Hindus, um sich zu reinigen. Auch Touristen haben hier die Möglichkeit dies zu zelebrieren.

🔝Kulu Swing über den Bäumen 🌴🐒

🔝Localfoodmarket

Meine Lienblingsfrucht war die Pinke Drachenfrucht ☺️ und der Kokospfannkuchen mit Streuseln vom Markt 😍.

Am nächsten Tag besuchte ich die wunderschönen Tegalalang Reisterassen und ging in den Monkeyforest der direkt in Ubud liegt. Hier fütterte ich einen Affen mit einer Banane und direkt folgte einen ganzen “Affenherde” die mich zum Teil ansprangen, was schon fast beängstigend war 🙈.

🔝Tegalalang Reisterassen

🔝der süßeste Reisbaueropi der Welt 😍👴🌾

🔝so harmlos wie der Affen aussehen waren sie in Wirklichkeit nicht 🙈

🔝Am Abend besuchte ich noch mit einer Amerikanerin einen hinduistischen Trance Tanz, wo die Männer mit ihren eigenen Stimmen Musik erzeugten und dazu tanzten. Unter anderem tanzten sie auch auf glühenden Kohlen. Die Kostüme und die Umgebung im Tempel erzeugten eine ganz besondere Atmosphäre ✨💃🏼.