Comments on: It’s Not About the Bok Choy

By: Heather Johnson Durocher

Heather Johnson Durocher — Mon, 10 May 2010 16:08:30 +0000

Great post, Christina! Wishing we had Fresh Direct here in northern Michigan. I think the closest thing would be CSAs (community supported agriculture), though there’s no delivery to your front door, unfortunately. I’ve been contemplating joining a food co-op for awhile now. Thanks for inspiring me – really want to be more consistent about ensuring healthy eating for my family.

By: Yogurt Mountbatten

Yogurt Mountbatten — Mon, 03 May 2010 18:14:17 +0000

Delightful post. (I think they deliver to the North Pole too.)

By: Elizabeth

Elizabeth — Mon, 03 May 2010 14:38:01 +0000

There are times, like this morning, when we are lacking breakfast food of any type, and Brigit got brown rice for breakfast, that I really wish I had a delivery grocery thing! It is where I have the hardest time finding the time to do! Love to you!

By: Barbara T

Barbara T — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 13:41:27 +0000

Hey Christina,
Hope the new job is going well. We need to have lunch soon. Welcome to the world of Fresh Direct. As I was reading this, before I got to the end, I was thinking, Why doesn’t she just use Fresh Direct? I’ve been shopping with them for years, pretty much since their beginning. Santa? Nope, I consider them my savior! Now, if I ever have to go to the market for a last-minute thing, I get very annoyed waiting in line–of course there’s always some delay at checkout. FD offers good quality, the prices are often better than Manhattan market prices, and they have ironed out most of their kinks so they rarely make a mistake these days. I can shop FD in 10 minutes with my saved lists. If you plan to get delivery at least once a week, the yearly delivery fee is well worth it. Again, welcome to the new world!