European Fruit Eaters

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Comment by Gina Pietranera yesterday

thank you Stephane; your place looks like paradise...Surely someday I will visit you:)
Thank you Gwendolyn!! You are right; keeping in touch with other beautiful mad people makes

your madness more fun!!

Comment by Gwendolyn van der Krieken yesterday

Hi Gina, I admit, it is just exactely the way I felt the first years: is there anyone like me out there? Be sure that there are a lot of us, all over the world. That is why it is important to stay in contact as much as possible, so we keep feeling it. It makes you feel happy! 

Comment by Stephane yesterday

Not in Galicia but Andalusia, sorry... But we have different events going on in Andalusia for the coming month, like a retreat FruiTreat from July 15 to 22 www.fit-in-nature.net, and the Raw Fruit Festival from September 1 to 7 www.raw-fruit-festival.net if you want to check ;-)

Comment by Gina Pietranera yesterday

Is there any raw vegan in Galicia (Spain)? I never saw a raw vegan "in person" besides me , sometimes  I wonder if you really exist, or even if I do? maybe I am imagining the whole ot it :)

I should add: can something some wonderful as this way of life be true? Hugs for all of you fruit eaters...

Comment by Natasha yesterday

Is there anybody here from Italy? I am currently studying in Florence, and would love to meet with any fruit eaters in my city! :)

Comment by heloise on May 12, 2013 at 9:54pm

I'm not Hungarian but since half a yr I live in Hungary :) I was not successful last winter trying to find clean and affordable ripe fruits en masse. But a member of this forum homo fructus told me last month that http://www.nagybani.hu/  provides produce at wholesale prices. No clue about their quality but will find out possibly next week. I will post my findings if this is really good.

Comment by Happy-Healthy Kat on May 12, 2013 at 7:09am

I am Hungarian...but I don't live in Hungary...I feel your pain though. The past 3 months I was living in Croatia and it is difficult to find things...

Comment by Rixxon on May 12, 2013 at 6:44am

Hey there guys.
Are there any other Hungarian fruit eaters around here? I am really having a hard time finding quality fruit during the winter and autumn and would love to hear how you get by during those periods.

Comment by Marie Abrahamsen on May 2, 2013 at 6:44am

Hi Europe,

So I'm going to Rome in the fall, with my school, and I want to know some places I can get cheap, organic fruits. Does anyone know? :)

Comment by Fruitman Sapote on April 27, 2013 at 2:59pm

G'day Darcy here, I'm a 15 month raw foodist from australia, I've mainly been in the tropics or southern Aussie summer since going raw, feeling great, I'm coming to Europe or the first time, attending Cannes, playing some football, cycling, wwoofing and doing a coaching course, ill mainly be in Cannes & Seville, spending 4-8 weeks depending on fruit/leaves avalibility, arrive in Paris on July 17, and plan to leave from Rome in the first week on July, wondering what I should budget daily for fruit, I expect some days that it will be the only thing ill pay for, like Sth Oz I can get by camping, cycling, hitching, wwoofing, dumpster-diving, foraging, using my water filter, to keep my expenses down, willing to spend up to be 20 euro to be raw organic vegan, I don't mid eating cold rice, potato, pumpkin, oats if organic, could someone give me an idea how I can organise my trip from nice on to Seville so I'm always around good feral trees, farmers markets and wholesalers, ill cycle about half of it, I guess the most important time also is Paris but given the only other big cities I'm goin to r Barcelona & Rome when maybe I don't need to worry about cheap supermarket organics, but I rely on that in Oz in Perth/Melb in past. Advice appreientated, I'm a wild guy & can easily mono on one fruit as long as I can get a good salad come sun down, I'm hoping the south of France & Spain are a bit like north melb or suburban Adelaide, good roads, weather, easy to forage fruit and find the odd market, fruit isn't my main reason for coming, I plan on coming in the future but again not for fruit, mainly some wwoofing, festivals and such, so I don't mind just getting a feel for the continent in general as a raw foodists, btw I would never go north of Denmark or west of Greece but that's to do with personal preferences when it comes to diet, scenery, comfort, also ill be travelling with 4kg so all that will be in my panniers are fruit so I won't be grading as much as I do here in thai, any reccomendations would be welcome, cheers D

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