I had much better luck with my CSA during the winter/spring than I did during the summer. Fall was really monotonous because one time they sent 7 varieties of apples. I was at the end of the route and during the summer, stuff would go lame before I got the box. Plus it's less of a hardship to go to the farmers market when it's not bucketing down and muddy.
After about a year with the CSA, I discovered I was innately more adventurous. I buy weird veg and fruit when I'm at the good grocery store now. I like that better because I don't send myself home with 6 avocados and no limes, because unlike the CSA people, I have a clue that I'm probably going to make some guacamole.
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Date: 2010-11-12 01:02 am (UTC)After about a year with the CSA, I discovered I was innately more adventurous. I buy weird veg and fruit when I'm at the good grocery store now. I like that better because I don't send myself home with 6 avocados and no limes, because unlike the CSA people, I have a clue that I'm probably going to make some guacamole.