Organic is the word on everyone’s lips these days, but is it really worth the extra bucks? Though there's little definitive evidence that organics are healthier for you, there's no denying that pesticides can stick to your groceries even after washing. Here's a list of common purchases that will help you decide to go, or forgo, organics. -- Krista Bruun
In the veggie aisle, your dollars are best spent going organic on bell peppers, celery, green beans, leafy greens like lettuce and spinach, and potatoes. Or, you can always try growing your own.
