Earlier this week I attended a brunch organised by Blogs and PR and Birds of Prey PR to promote Sunraysia's new organic juice. I was really looking forward to hanging out with some bloggers, eating yummy food and hopefully learning something. I wasn't disappointed.
The brunch was held at Wray Organic. This place stocks everything organic and also has a small but yummy menu with great coffee. Tick, tick, tick.
The guest speaker was Rob Bauer from Bauer's Organic Farm. I could listen to him talk all day. He is knowledgeable, interesting and a great story teller. Over a 2 hour period we learnt so much about organic food and farming. I am surprised how little I knew. I am a total convert now and I am a little bothered by what I have been feeding my girls.
The new Sunraysia Organic juices are delicious, I took a bag home and my daughters devoured them very quickly. They love them frozen in their school lunches. I noticed that Woolworth's has them on sale at the moment 5 for $5. What a bargain!
Nothing add, nothing taken away
Check out this video by Sunraysia. I think they really get their point across
Thank you to Blogs and PR, Birds of Prey PR, Wray Organic, Sunraysia and Bauer's Organic Farm for the brunch. This is not a sponsored post.
PS: If you are interested in learning more about the organic way. You can join Bud Organic Club, they are fairly new but will have tips on going organic, product reviews, gardening, samples etc.
FYI: Four of the top 5 perceived benefits revolve around what is NOT in organic rather than what IS:
- Chemical free
- Additive free
- Hormone/antibiotic free
- Non-GMO
source: Australian Organic Market report
Biological Farmers of Australia www.bfa.com.au
What a fabulous review!!! I so am on the look out for the juice now!! :) Lucky thing you!! Glad you had a wonderful morning out!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for bringing the brunch to my attention :)
DeleteYay you did it! It looks like a great morning, wish I'd gone now!
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I wish you had too :)
DeleteI don't know much at all about organic stuff except that it is expensive. That's usually what puts me off :(
ReplyDeleteIt is a little more expensive but I think it's worth it to avoid the chemicals. Even a small step in the right direction makes a difference x
DeleteI just saw organic bananas on sale for $2 a kilo! Sometimes the price is pretty comparable to non organic :)
Deletesounds like you had a great time :) Thank you for your lovely comment on my blog giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteKaren @ Sugarbird
Your giveaway is exciting. You went to so much trouble to provide such a gorgeous prize. Rachel x
DeleteCan't wait to try these, everyone who attended one of the brunches are raving about them.
ReplyDeleteThank you for being a valued Blogs and PR member.
Thank you to you too :)
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