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I know many here will disagree but organic and natural foods is the way to go. I buy organic and natural as often as I can and avoid processed supermarket foods as much as possible - especially those with hydrogenated oils and high fructose corn syrup (which is pretty much everything that's in the aisles of the supermarket). If you stick to the perimeter of the regular supermarket, you can pretty much get most of your everyday foods like eggs, butter, meat, produce, fish, yogurt, nuts, etc., and you can get the rest of the stuff at a natural supermarket.

Most regular supermarkets in the Northeast have organic eggs, Stonyfield organic yogurt (the stuff with the cream layer on top is best) and other natural products so you don't necessarily have to pay "health food" prices.

I tired of conservatives ceding the "get back to nature" movement to liberals. We're not talking nudist colonies here. We are talking good, wholesome food! In fact, what better way to demonstrate your conservative family values than to support the local organic/natural farms?