Say Yes! to Organic Market in Petworth
This is my first ever post that's actually about farm fresh meat.
I stopped in at Yes! in Petworth for the first time yesterday. I'm not on of those people who fears non-organic food or even seeks it out. But I like stuff that tastes good, and sometimes the pesticide and/or ground-up-chicken-parts version of something just doesn't taste that good.
You know what tastes awesome?
Organic grass-fed beef.
There is no comparison between the mass-produced, corn-fed, hormone-filled stuff and a delicious juicy natural steak or burger. It is well worth paying even twice as much per pound.
You can't get such beef at Safeway or Giant. And I have some objections to Whole Foods. Mostly geographical, in that there's not one near me. I get it at Costco sometimes, but you can't go to Costco that often. Yesterday, burgers were in order, and time was of the essence. Then I remembered Yes! I don't even think it's been open that long, but for some reason, I was only dimly aware of its existence. But I remembered it in the nick of time.
It was late, and I only had a few minutes to run through the store and find the beef. But find it I did, and generally, that place looks pretty sweet. I'm sure it's expensive, but some things are worth paying extra for. The organic, grass-fed, pampered beef was 8 bucks a pound. A fair shake more than Costco (which I think is around 6?). But it was also stunningly delicious. And I don't think the Costco variety is grass-fed either.
The whole store was incredibly clean and friendly, and the produce looked very nice too. I'll be back soon to give it a more thorough review.
3 comments:
you can get some of it at whole foods and trader joes. I go to TJ's a lot since I started trying the grass fed stuff as part of the paleo lifestyle. it's lower in fat and higher in omega 3s than grain fed beef. now that i'm on it, i wouldn't go back.
BURGERS!!!!!!
I KNEW IT!!!
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