Have you ever eaten out at a buffet? All you can eat places seem to raise red flags in my opinion because if they're charging you a flat fee to eat anything you want, as much as you want, something has to be missing that is keeping them in business. What are they not telling us? That the meat they are serving has been fed on corn it's whole life and therefor is really, really cheap? Or maybe they get it from another country with different slaughter practices? Maybe they get a lot of they're foods from cans or other preservative laden bags?
This looks like a vitamin packed buffet:
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Paying for the right quality foods will help all of us take a step toward shifting the way foods are produced and in turn when the demand increases for these higher quality foods those initial higher costs will come down.
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