http://www.betterbabybits.com/2008/10/reducing-your-babys-bumprint-tip-of-the-week.php Natural Baby Product Blog Mon, 14 Feb 2011 22:28:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.betterbabybits.com/2008/10/reducing-your-babys-bumprint-tip-of-the-week.php/comment-page-1#comment-7 Corina Fri, 31 Oct 2008 21:09:00 +0000 http://www.mymotiontide.com/betterbabybitsblog/?p=21#comment-7 What has long bothered me about many natural alternatives is that they aren't available in bulk. I'm not talking about dry goods that you scoop out of a bin, but things like natural dish soaps, dressings and sauces. I'm glad to see that Costco is finally starting to carry organic salad dressings in their mondo 1 liter size but I'm even happier to report that my local natural food store even offers natural Tamari (soy sauce), amongst other things, in huge quantities (I'm talking a milk jug-sized bottle of the stuff!). Hurray! I love shopping at Famous Foods in Vancouver for things like this. They also have lots of pre-measured bulk items, which means that even the most extreme germophobe can eat in peace. What has long bothered me about many natural alternatives is that they aren’t available in bulk. I’m not talking about dry goods that you scoop out of a bin, but things like natural dish soaps, dressings and sauces. I’m glad to see that Costco is finally starting to carry organic salad dressings in their mondo 1 liter size but I’m even happier to report that my local natural food store even offers natural Tamari (soy sauce), amongst other things, in huge quantities (I’m talking a milk jug-sized bottle of the stuff!). Hurray! I love shopping at Famous Foods in Vancouver for things like this. They also have lots of pre-measured bulk items, which means that even the most extreme germophobe can eat in peace.

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