Are you ready to eat real food?

Take the first step toward living a healthy lifestyle.
We’ve been buying only high-quality meat for over 3 years now and you truly can taste (and feel) the difference.
In our research, we’ve learned how to find the highest quality meat and want to provide a shortcut for you with this resource.
You’ll learn:
- specific questions to ask farmers
- the best (and worst) answers
- “top 5 questions” graphic
- [bonus] freezer space needed for buying bulk meat
- [bonus] additional useful resources that we love
Our food system is compromised! This is your cheat code to sourcing high-quality meat. (Hint: you’re not going to find it at chain grocery stores or wholesalers.)
The only way to truly know that your meat is raised properly, is to raise it yourself. Since not everyone has the desire, ability, or funds to do so, the next best option is to buy direct from local farmers.
Transitioning from chain grocery stores to buying direct from local food sources can be intimidating. Use our questionnaire to learn how to find high-quality, nutrient dense meat by asking the right questions and listening for ideal answers. You’ll learn specific questions to ask farmers, plus the best (and worst) answers.
It’s commonplace to hear that eating high-quality food is expensive. There is truth to this, but only if you solely compare the food costs and no other factors.
A few long-term health benefits of eating high-quality food include more energy, a healthier immune system, and potentially lower healthcare costs. In comparison, eating low-quality food long-term can lead to higher healthcare costs due to the increased potential for contracting illnesses and diseases.
Each meal you eat moving forward comes with its own rewards to be grateful for.
For $5, you can have immediate skin in the game. It’s a small investment that will transform your life! If you stick with us, you will save money in many ways beyond this product.
Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing’s going to get better. It’s not.
Dr. Seuss
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