If you really want to eat a fruitarian diet and you live outside of a tropical environment where fruit grows year round, then you'll have to learn to shop at wholesalers.
Unless you are really wealthy, shopping at supermarkets will be a huge financial strain on your diet. 
For a lot of new people trying a fruitarian diet, the greatest long term issue that they will be faced with is finding affordable fruit.
Shopping at wholesalers is fun, fresh and economical -- check out how I shop for my produce!


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  1. Sarah South says:

    Any idea how to find one of those places in north Texas?  This is my issue with not being able to go 811 rv because on finances.  HOw would I find out if there is a place around here like that?

  2. Andres says:

    Hi, I came upon your website through the Men's Journal article, "The Rise of the Power Vegan Diet."  Your blog is really interesting, as are your views.  I just had a question about the New Generation Produce in general:
    I saw you sample organic cherries there, and wanted to know if they're your go-to wholesaler for organic fruits (I'm from NYC).  If not, do you have any other recommendations?
    Your help would be greatly appreciated!

    And you rock!
     
    A

  3. Fred Hassen says:

    Great advice Mike!

  4. Megan says:

    I like in Manhattan, and I really want to visit this place. The only thing is I don't have a car, I have no idea how I would transport so much food back to my apartment.    Any advice on where to go when you are shopping for one person, in a small apartment in Washington Heights, and no car? Is Whole Foods an acceptable option? Besides it being way more expensive I am sure…