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As usual, I am always on a quest for organic products and sometimes I will actually find interesting items in the oddest of places. This time I was not intending on scanning for organic, but rather following my holiday routine of looking for bulk items for the kiddies.

I am not much into giving children chocolate and sweets so for occasions like Easter and Halloween I opt for buying packages of fancy holographic stickers, animal stickers, maybe cute little notebooks; that sort of stuff.

Children love to receive stickers on Easter and Halloween, the little ones especially shout with delight "look!...Stickers!...". Its kind of amazing with a bag full of chips and chocolate that stickers get such a fantastic reaction from both children and parents alike and as the giver I can feel comfortable that I didn't add to the possible sweet tooth addiction and all that comes with it. At the same time I am not giving out the dreaded raisins or toothpaste.

Anyhoo, back to my original thought; organics. While browsing through my favorite wholesale item shop for stickers and the like, I did a quick search for organic. To my surprise Dollar Days had a few organic items, not a lot, mind you but some interesting organic products.

On the top of the list was Belvoir organic lemonade in an 8.5 OZ beautiful glass bottle, these would look lovely in a spring gift basket paired with the Asiatic Sunset Lilies from Organic Bouquet.

For the candy lover, there is the ever-so hard to find organic Finnska boxed Licorice. Also in their short list of organics was James White organic apple and ginger beverage in a 25 OZ glass bottle and a variety of organic teas including a green tea in a pyramid gift tin.

You just never know where you will find organic products, and I always love a good find and a good deal.



XO
Freelance Writer, Researcher & Environmental Educator.