We feel that. We've felt it for a while now. Our kids can't sit still, our food labels are undecipherable, and our party-sized bag of ultra-addictive Doritos gets inhaled in 5 minutes.
What did we do then? We tried a different store.
Didn't work.
That's because there IS no different store. Kroger and Walmart and Food City all buy from the same people. The "natural" grocery two towns over? Same people. Ten companies own almost every brand on every shelf in America. Same with the restaurants. Sysco, US Foods and Gordon supplies the same cheesecake to Applebees as it does to Outback and Chili's. Our kid's school cafeteria? The hospital mama stayed last Fall? Same monopolies. Same food. Different logos.
We can't fix that by switching lanes on the Interstate.
The only way out is a different road entirely.
That's what we are building at 1000 Hills Farm Store.
1000 Hills is the off-ramp. The alt-grocery where guilt-ridden parents will finally be able to find healthy single-ingredient OG-food for their families. To do that, we are building a network of real producers. Farm families who've have decided they aren't going to wait for the system to fix itself. Food whose supply chain is shorter than an hour and is raised the way our grandmothers would recognize: on pasture, in open air, fed what it was born to eat, without shortcuts.
We are building this because the food our families deserve is disappearing. The farms that grow it are disappearing. And if we don't make a different choice soon, that food is going to be gone.
Not rare. Gone.
This is the Homefood Movement. It isn't complicated. It's a return. Come join us as we grow this from the grassroots.
Announcing
The New Homefood Movement
For Families That Have Had Enough