I try to buy organic and locally grown foods.

I try to buy organic and local as much as possible. I think it is healthier, and also better for the environment, especially locally bought produce. It doesn't have to travel far to reach you then.

I would, but it's so expensive, that I just can't make it happen with my budget.

i really dont know what it means so no

Organic usually means that no pesticides, growth hormones, extra chemicals, preservatives, injections of anything, gassing, etc are used to produce and/or process the food. It's healthier in which you're not eating a bunch of man-made chemicals and many of the food items still retain their full vitamin and mineral counts.

I prefer it. It actually has real food taste. Everything else is either bland or tastes like salt. I'm the only one who eats it, although my dad will join me when it's produce (he describes supermarket tomatoes as 'baseballs' in texture and taste).

The problem is that the term 'organic' is used by non-green companies to sell their same products with a different packaging for a higher price - tapping into the market demand, of course, and not really caring that they're green or not.

I never buy organic food. It's incredibly expensive and doesn't taste as good.