REAL FOOD RESOURCES
Reader friends,
Wonder where to find Real Food or other quality products to help you in your quest for a more nutritious and traditional diet? (Scroll down to skip the intro and go to the categories.)
Every day I get asked about which products I use and recommend, so now I have a new easy-to-use resources page. All those listed below are honest and reputable companies, farms, or non-profit organizations.
Note: If you buy something by clicking on a link here you will also be helping to support the Kitchen Kop blog, what this means is that if you click on any of the companies listed here, I will get paid a small amount. (Due to new FTC rules, I have to be very clear about any paid advertising.) Keep in mind that the cost is the same for you either way. Some bloggers have had to quit blogging or charge a subscription fee for their sites in order to keep going, and I won’t do that. But since this takes so much of my time, I need to try and earn at least a little income so that I can continue to help educate and motivate you in your quest for Real Food. (How else can I justify all these hours to my husband?!) 
For information about this Resources page, please click here.
Have fun shopping!
Kelly
Real Food Resources
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FOOD
Beverages
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Butter
Cheese
Coconut Products
Condiments
Cookies & Bars
Eggs
Fats & Oils
Fermented Vegetables
Fermented Food Starters
Flours, Grains & Legumes
Fruits & Vegetables
Meat
Milk & Cream
Salt & Spices
Seafood
Snack Foods
Soups & Stocks
Supplements & Superfoods
Sweeteners
Yogurt & Kefir
OTHER RESOURCES
Books & DVDs
Cleaning Products
Cloth Diapers
Kitchen Tools & Appliances
Non-Profit Organizations
Personal Care
Services
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Local Listings
We love to support local food! Under each category you may see companies that are local to you. Some of these are “geo-targeted” listings that will only show up for people in your local area. In other words, if you look at the site in another city or state, you may not see the listing. This is a way to help smaller sponsors advertise in their local communities, or just in the states where they sell their products or services.
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{ 4 comments }
Flo 08.17.09 at 9:01 am
Kelly,
Why isn’t ‘Nourishing Traditions’ under your book section? I know you have (or at least had) it elsewhere on this website. I was also wondering about Mary Enig’s ‘Eat Fat, Lose Fat’ books. Are those in your library? ‘Sorry I still haven’t bought the NT book — but I haven’t bought it from anyone else, either!!! I took the library one out again.
‘Just checking!
KitchenKop 08.17.09 at 9:22 am
Flo, you’re so sweet to want to buy it through my site, I appreciate that very much!
Books haven’t been added to this resources page yet, so for now, you can still find them here:
http://kellythekitchenkop.com/2007/12/book-suggestions-on-nutrition-and-more.html
Thanks again!
Kelly
Shannon 09.11.09 at 10:22 am
Am I blind or do I not see *any* resources? Are you only planning to link to companies who pay you?
KitchenKop 09.11.09 at 2:53 pm
Hi Shannon,
Did you scroll down? There are companies listed under some of the categories.
This resources page is specifically for paid sponsors and it will fill up more soon, it takes a LOT of time. I also sometimes mention companies or products that I don’t get paid for, but since I’m putting in 40-50 hours a week writing free content and so far only make very little (enough to cover my website expenses), I need to do what I can to justify these hours.
Thanks,
Kelly
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