That seems entirely fair. I don't have nervousness around non-organically-raised meat, but I do have some moral qualms. I eat it anyway, but I feel more comfortable when I can get the organic, free-range meat from animals that actually had real lives that involved "walking around freely outdoors" and "eating actual food, like grass and stuff".
There exist certified organic hot dogs, made with actual Ingredients That Are Found In Real Food, though. But, being as they are expensive, it's only worth buying them if you actually LIKE hot dogs.
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Date: 2010-01-08 07:29 pm (UTC)There exist certified organic hot dogs, made with actual Ingredients That Are Found In Real Food, though. But, being as they are expensive, it's only worth buying them if you actually LIKE hot dogs.