Pins and Procrastination https://pinsandprocrastination.com Green cleaning, DIY, crafts, organizing, and more Sat, 14 May 2016 14:57:56 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.8.4 65788647 Do you know what’s in your food? https://pinsandprocrastination.com/do-you-know-whats-in-your-food/ https://pinsandprocrastination.com/do-you-know-whats-in-your-food/#respond Sat, 29 Nov 2014 18:19:10 +0000 http://pinsandprocrastination.com/?p=2779 This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Clif Bar & Company. All opinions are 100% mine. I like to know what is in my food. Lately I have been cutting out processed foods and making most of my food at home. It’s a lot more work but it is so rewarding....

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This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Clif Bar & Company. All opinions are 100% mine.

Do you know what’s in your food? Learn from farmers about making sure your food has only the BEST and healthiest ingredients. #FarmersSpeak #organic

I like to know what is in my food. Lately I have been cutting out processed foods and making most of my food at home. It’s a lot more work but it is so rewarding. A lot of food that you can buy on grocery shelves can barely be considered food at all.

A lot of companies out there are trying to make it hard for us to know what is in our food (and if you did- it might scare you). But some companies are getting it right. Clif Bar & Company wants you to know where your food comes from. To help show how they make their food, they are making a series of videos called Farmers Speak. Here is the first one:

These are the people behind the food. Knowing their stories helps us appreciate our food even more.

I love that this farmer chose to switch to organic farming. He saw the immediate effects of pesticides first hand- and he wanted to change it. He cares about his family and he didn’t want them to grow up around pesticides. If the farmers don’t want their families around it- we probably shouldn’t want our families eating it.

Organic oats are one of Clif Bar & Company’s founding ingredients. There’s a reason for this- Clif Bar & Company are committed to using the best ingredients that are grown in a way that is good for both the earth and the people on it, now and in the future.

Do you know what’s in your food? Learn from farmers about making sure your food has only the BEST and healthiest ingredients. #FarmersSpeak #organic

I try to live as green a lifestyle as I can. That includes making my own cosmetics and cleaning supplies- and knowing what goes into my food. Organic food not only helps you avoid harmful pesticides for your health, but it helps you support organic farming practices which are more sustainable for our food system and earth.

I challenge you to try to learn more about what is in YOUR food at home. Read every ingredient on a box before you eat something. The longer and harder that list is to read, the less you should want to eat it. It’s pretty simple.

Even though I am trying to eat less processed foods, I can’t be perfect. One of my go-to quick foods is Clif Bar & Company’s Kit’s Organics Bars. They’re ridiculously good, and I trust that they aren’t hurting my health or the environment.

The great thing about Clif Bar & Company is that they care what goes into their food. Not only that, but they want to be a catalyst for change to a healthier food system. I can’t emphasize enough how much I agree with that. Making an effort to include organic ingredients supports organic farmers and the health of humans and the planet. Find out more at ClifBar.com

Do you know what’s in your food? Learn from farmers about making sure your food has only the BEST and healthiest ingredients. #FarmersSpeak #organic

Want to learn more about how much Clif Bar & Company cares that you know what is in your food? Check out their Twitter and Facebook.

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