There are a few different ways you can come by your fruit and vegetables in Molfetta.
The first is to go to the supermarket. Some local supermarkets have gotten into the habit of pre-packaging set quantities of each food, so as to skip the step of you having to pick each piece of produce individually, have it weighed and priced. Personally, I'm not fond of that method unless I'm in a big hurry (which does happen to be the case more often than I'd like!).
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excellent post - i love food photos and blogs, but not the fancy stuff that uses ingredients nobody has ever heard of. i love natural food, and showing off food in its natural form
looking forward to the next food post by you
The photos are wonderful and your comments make lots of sense. There are always trade-off, tho, or so it seems. Supermarkets with convenient packaging saves time, but takes away one's own personal choices. I still like to shop in small stores and get to know the owners and workers.
wonderful pictures... produce free from plastic, processing, pesticides is the best!
Nothing better than FRESH!
Thoes have nice colour.
looks delicious.
Love the fresh fruits and vegetables. We should all eat more of them.
BTW...I've tagged you!
Very nice post with beautiful pictures.
Yes, fresh and shiny fruits and vegetables are the best.
Chestnuts always look and sound appealing, but after trying the roasted I decided they belonged on my "been there, done that" list along with a check mark.
Your Padre Pio comment last week was great! Thanks for your frequent visits :)
Thanks all for your kind comments!
I usually buy my food....cooked. :-)
Love the colors, especially the cherry tomatoes.
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