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Noodle Out Campaign

By Ruth D'Alessandro, The Wildlife Gardener

The Wildlife Gardener tries to shop ethically: free range chicken and pork, organic eggs, milk from the local milkman, Fairtrade sugar and tea, no airfreighted vegetables. So she was particularly delighted when shopping (uncharacteristically) in her local supermarket to find that the plight of the battery noodle has finally improved:

At last, noodles can enjoy the freedom to roam, forage and express natural behaviour in the open air. Their lives, although short, are happy. And my, do they taste all the better for it.

2 comments so far, see them and add yours here!

Posted on 16th June 2008 at 11 01 pm
by The Wildlife Gardener
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Comment from: The Virtual Ranger [Admin] · http://naturenet.net

Thank goodness they weren't undressed! There are limits...

Permalink 18/06/08 @ 08:28

Comment from: Steve · http://kingsdownkent.blogspot.com/

That made I laugh!

Presumably similar to the spaghetti trees?

Permalink 28/06/08 @ 11:02

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