sources of high quality food stores

[ssonb]

I have been rebuilding our foodstores at home since the loss from the move, we were buying Augason farms products mostly because of quality and a selection in that the foods do not contain MSG or they have choices that have no COW included, I am highly allergic to all beef and milk products. Now since the Shamdemic almost anyone with non tainted foodstuffs is sold out, are there any other suggestions, we have been trying to can our own again but we work and the time restraints is leading to mistakes and spoiled efforts.

 

[Weedygarden]

Do you have a list of foods that you are wanting to purchase? I have found some things randomly on Amazon. Of course, when you purchase foods from a company you are not familiar with, it is a risk.

 

[WVDragonlady]

Dehydrating maybe?
or
Buying a Freeze Dryer? They're costly but apparently pay for themselves I understand

Both methods take time and you can walk away from them unlike canning methods

Just suggestions

 

[spector]

Azure has a good reputation, and they deliver pretty much nationwide.

 

[ssonb]

I have a dehydrator .....I might need to get some veggies from the local farmers and dehy then vacuum seal, some thoughts there, but I have noticed that even the old farmers are not bringing as much fresh to the market they are probably stocking up ahead also.

 

[lilmissy]

Not sure where you are located, but we have Frankferd Farms. Azure does not deliver here in PA.

 

[ssonb]

Upere in nawth gawja.

 

[LadyLocust]

Azure Standard is my go to but is almost local for me and as stated above, might not deliver everywhere. The next thing I would try depending upon what you’re after is to contact your local extension office. They often know of cottage industries where you are more apt to get good quality and fewer chemicals. And the real perk is it would be local for you. You might end up with a few resources as well.