I just happened to walk out of my house, only to catch the Fed Ex guy putting an attempt delivery sticker on my door, empty handed, without ever knocking or ringing the bell. Like come on, if you’re going to go through all that trouble to walk to the door, at least bring the package with you! We walked to the truck together so I could get my parcel. He looked pretty sheepish. Delivery workers of Reddit, why do you do this? Do you not have to unload undelivered packages from the truck at end of shift anyway? So vexing. More on reddit.com

All butter, milk and cheese in Canada pretty much sucks compared to Australia, Europe and even the US because they have a milk monopoly here and there is no competition or incentive to make a better product. More on reddit.com

Well first of all Grass Fed or Grass Finished? Finished is a lot harder to find. Quality vs. Price I buy from Regina's Meats at the Crossroads Farmers Market. I don't think they are grass finished, but they really care about their product.

Otherwise you can get grassfed & finished at Community Natural Foods or Planet Organic - but that shit is expensive.

You don't need Grass Fed to eat paleo. Yes its the best option. I perfer to care about the source and be realistic about price. Yes grassfed/finished is the best, I usually buy it in the fall during the post-summer butchering season, when it is less expensive and I can buy a quarter, 1/2 or full cow to keep in the freezer.

Regina's Meats also has really great chicken. Try the double chicken breast or their whole chickens. Crazy tasty.

Another cheap way is to buy or find wild meats like deer/moose.

Another note: grass fed, free range meats take less time to cook - so keep a close eye the first time you cook them.

If you need any nice recipe tips, I have eaten a pretty consistent (but not fanatical) paleo diet for over a year now. I am happy to share tips about shopping, prep, cooking, and ways to survive your first few weeks.

Also if you want, I'll be the Crossroads farmers market tomorrow if you want me to introduce you to the great people at Regina's.

Cheers

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I go with Canada Post. They have numerous locations around. If I miss a delivery I can walk to my neighbourhood post office where my parcel will be waiting. If I miss something from FedEx, I have somehow get to their depot at the airport... Not worth the hassle. UPS and DHL have the same issue. Make sure your computer tower and screen are packed so well they could survive being thrown down a flight of stairs. (I'm sure none of the above companies would actually be abusive towards your parcels, but best to be on the safe side with fragile objects, and things shift in transit.) More on reddit.com