most recent 30 from http://paleohacks.com 2013-05-25T16:22:58Z http://paleohacks.com/feeds/question/121696 http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdf http://paleohacks.com/questions/121696/any-hackers-in-the-tallahassee-area Elle 2012-05-23T13:24:52Z 2012-08-15T01:49:16Z

<p>I'm moving back to Florida in a couple weeks, and since I wasn't eating Paleo when I lived there before, I was trying to scope out some resources. Does anyone know of places to get grassfed meats, pastured eggs, raw dairy, or local veggies in the Tallahassee area? Even in S. Georgia, since my Mom lives in Cairo. I know of the one co-op in Tallahassee, but I remember them being kind of pricey :-/</p> <p>Thanks!!</p>

http://paleohacks.com/questions/121696/any-hackers-in-the-tallahassee-area/121733#121733 Potato Avenger 2012-05-23T15:49:44Z 2012-05-23T15:49:44Z

<p>I'm a Florida State student (currently home on summer vacation) and I never did much exploring because grassfed beef is not on a college kid's menu, but I know there's a Fresh Market north east of campus, a really good seafood market south east of campus, and a Whole Foods of unknown location being constructed shortly.</p> <p>If you find any good deals, shoot me the info please, I could certainly use it.</p>

http://paleohacks.com/questions/121696/any-hackers-in-the-tallahassee-area/121786#121786 kgchap 2012-05-23T19:21:04Z 2012-05-23T19:21:04Z

<p>Ok so for Beef I would recommend Deep Roots Meat. They are extremely reasonable. Half a cow last time I bought was $2 lb hang weight + processing fee. The only way to get good quality pastured meat is to buy in bulk. You can always go in with other people to buy. </p> <p>For Chicken I like clear lake farm good quality well taken care off $3 a LB and she comes to tally every Sunday morning for pickups.</p> <p>Raw milk....this is the thing...if you like goat milk, there is a lady named Trisha look on www.RealMilk.com wonderful milk and only $5 a gallon. If you prefer cow's milk you have to buy at new leaf for $9. Trisha also sells pastured eggs for $2 a dozen but it is sort of hit or miss if she will have them because she provides eggs for all her kids and grandkids:) I would do a CSA membership for veggies or just hit a farmers market. I do a lot of canning and freezing but I also have 4 people to feed. </p> <p>Sorry this was a huge list but I know how hard it is to get started in a new city. Also, New Leaf has a farm tour every October and it is wonderful way to go see farms and try out what the have to offer.</p>

http://paleohacks.com/questions/121696/any-hackers-in-the-tallahassee-area/126963#126963 The Paleo Scientist 2012-06-11T14:45:39Z 2012-06-11T14:45:39Z

<p>The co-op is well worth it and can get you in touch with local farmers. Alternatively, try the farmer's market at Lake Ella on Wednesday afternoons. The co-op had grass fed beef from Orchard Ponds in Georgia for $5.99 / lb on sale (special of the week). They also had some grass fed NY strips and eye rounds. Why pay for processed food twice when you can eat half as much and feel/look twice as good?</p>

http://paleohacks.com/questions/121696/any-hackers-in-the-tallahassee-area/127028#127028 Steven 2012-06-11T18:13:01Z 2012-06-11T18:13:01Z

<p>For meals out, Tally also has a Ted's Montana Grill, which, to my knowledge, serves grass-fed beef and bison steaks.</p>

http://paleohacks.com/questions/121696/any-hackers-in-the-tallahassee-area/142761#142761 Bill1102inf 2012-08-15T01:49:16Z 2012-08-15T01:49:16Z

<p>Hi Elle, I just moved here myself. </p>