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Highland SugarworksHighland Sugarworks 100% Organic Grade A Dark Amber Maple Syrup, 32-Ounce Jug
Grocery (Highland Sugarworks)
List Price: $34.78
Price: $24.32
You Save: $10.46 (30%)
  • Every batch tested for perfect taste and color; packaged in plastic jug
  • Made in Vermont
Wholesome SweetenersWholesome Sweeteners Organic Raw Blue Agave, 23.5-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 6)
Grocery (Wholesome Sweeteners)
List Price: $42.00
Price: $32.31
You Save: $9.69 (23%)
  • Organic Raw Blue Agave
  • A richer fuller taste produced at temperatures below 118 F
  • A low glycemic sweetener,
  • An Amber Necter
  • Gluten Free, Vegan, GMO Free, Organic
MadhavaMadhava Pure Organic Raw Agave Nectar, 46-Ounce Bottle (Pack of 2)
Grocery (Madhava)
List Price: $30.49
Price: $21.11
You Save: $9.38 (31%)
ToraniTorani Syrup, Sugar-Free Vanilla, 25.4-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 3)
Grocery (Torani)
List Price: $19.56
Price: $16.30
You Save: $3.26 (17%)
  • Case of three 25.4-ounce bottles (total of 76.2 ounces)
  • Sugar-free syrup for flavoring coffee/espresso drinks, Italian sodas, lemonade, iced tea, and cocktails
  • Made from extracts of premium vanilla beans; full fragrance and rich, creamy taste
  • Sweetened with Splenda
  • Made in South San Francisco, CA
ToraniTorani Syrup, Vanilla, 25.4-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 3)
Grocery (Torani)
List Price: $19.56
Price: $16.30
You Save: $3.26 (17%)
  • Case of three 25.4-ounce bottles (total of 76.2 ounces)
  • Syrup for flavoring coffee/espresso drinks, Italian sodas, lemonade, iced tea, and cocktails
  • Made from extracts of premium vanilla beans; full fragrance and rich, creamy taste
  • All-natural ingredients, including pure cane sugar, purified water, and real flavor
  • Made in South San Francisco, CA
Coombs Family FarmsCoombs Family Farms Organic Maple Syrup, Premium Grade B, 32-Ounce Jugs (Pack of 2)
Grocery (Coombs Family Farms)
List Price: $67.60
Price: $52.00
You Save: $15.60 (23%)
  • Two 32-ounce jugs of syrup (total of 64 ounces)
  • Certified organic by QAI; certified K of K kosher; no artificial flavors, preservatives or dyes
  • Winner of the National Certificate of Distinction for Taste Award from the American Tasting Institute
  • Employees are encouraged to give 5% of their time (and they do) to community organizations
  • Product of USA and Canada
Wholesome SweetenersWholesome Sweeteners Organic Blue Agave, light, 23.5-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 6)
Grocery (Wholesome Sweeteners)
List Price: $42.00
Price: $32.31
You Save: $9.69 (23%)
  • Organic Blue Agave; A low glycemic sweetener
  • 25% sweeter than sugar, Organic, GMO Free, Kosher
  • Gluten Free and Vegan
  • Natural Sweetness without the blood sugar spike
MadhavaMadhava Pure Organic Raw Agave Nectar, 23-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 6)
Grocery (Madhava)
List Price: $39.48
Price: $30.37
You Save: $9.11 (23%)
  • 100% Pure and Organically Certified
  • Low glycemic Index
  • Suitable for all sweetening use
  • Use as substitute for sugar, corn syrup, honey, and artificial sweeteners; organic and kosher
  • 3-year shelf-life; pours easily; dissolves readily in liquids; imparts silky texture to baked goods
ToraniTorani Sugar-Free Syrup, Caramel, 25.4-Ounce Bottle (Pack of 3)
Grocery (Torani)
List Price: $19.56
Price: $16.30
You Save: $3.26 (17%)
  • Case of three 25.4-ounce bottles (total of 76.2 ounces)
  • Sugar-free syrup for flavoring coffee/espresso drinks, Italian sodas, lemonade, iced tea, cocktails
  • Taste and aroma of rich, dark caramel, with subtle buttery notes for roundness on the palate
  • Sweetened with Splenda
  • Made in South San Francisco, CA
MadhavaMadhava Agave Nectar, Natural Sweetener, Amber, 11.75-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 12)
Grocery (Madhava)
List Price: $44.88
Price: $34.52
You Save: $10.36 (23%)
  • Case of 12 11.75-ounce bottles of natural sweetener (total of 141 ounces)
  • Organic; natural maple-like flavor perfect for all sweetening uses
  • Low glycemic index-32GI
  • Easy to use; dissolves readily even in cold drinks; no refrigeration necessary
  • Product of Mexico

The Good, the Bad and the Groceries.


Article by Michael Sicurello.

Reprinted with premission from Well On Earth.

Clint Eastwood had to deal with immediate threats to his health in the classic western “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.”  One wrong choice and he was going to be rather unhealthy, rather quickly.

Conversely, most people in real life get unhealthy fairly slowly. Our bad guys are hiding in the grocery store, waiting for us to invite them into our lifestyle. Over time, grocery store bad guys can steal our gold and make us wish we had made better choices.

This article introduces the 10 most wanted grocery store bad guys, and then provides 10 easy choices that help keep things from getting ugly.

“10 Grocery Store Bad Guys.”

Bad Guy #1 - There is general consensus in the medical community that high levels of saturated fats (mainly animal products) in the diet contribute directly to arteriosclerosis, heart disease and stroke by forming dangerous amounts of plaque in the circulatory system.

If your diet emphasizes meat and dairy products (the mainstays of traditional American cuisine), the odds are much higher that both your lifespan and quality of life will be diminished. 

The American Heart Association documented just under 1 million (945,836) CVD (cardio-vascular-disease) related deaths in 2004, which translates to 1 American dying from CVD every minute.

Every credible study that addresses dietary causes of CVD suggests, in watered down language, what I am going to say in plain English. 

Over-consumption of meat and dairy products is contributing to epidemic levels of disease.

Bad Guy #2 - Un-tested genetically modified organisms (GMO’s) have flooded the American food supply. GM corn contains its own genetically implanted poison that is strong enough to kill the bugs that eat it.

Why on earth would anyone want to eat something with “built in poison”? What are the long term health effects on humans? No one knows.

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