Punnitse and Saasta

wide range of every day items. it is a bit pricey - I would rather go to Ekolo or Vegekauppa.

Actually I expected a larger shop, but here precious things to eat have been easily found. The store sells mostly organic and vegan things - and this is positive-, but for the first time, in a healthfood store, I've seen something weird and not very positive: in the fridge, next to some organic and fairtrade Colas ( made by WholeFoods, UK) I've noticed with disappointment some Coca Cola cans ( but isn't Finland one of the most progressive countries in Europe and not only?). Maybe that fridge was a little, cold theatre of the absurde and I was a fleeting spectator in front of that squallid, icy contraddiction. Neither Giorgio De Chirico's metaphysical paintings are able to put together such different objects in th same place like those two different colas...Anyway, bought:
- Vegetable Curry Natura Organic ( UK)
- Wheaty The Vegan Way "La Rossa" wurstel ( organic, Germany)
- Wheaty The Vegan Way wurstel spacebar ( organic, Germany)
- Wheaty The Vegan Way "themp" spacebar ( organic, Germany)
- Flapjacks sweet bar "Date & Walnut", " Apricot and apple", "Original" (UK)
- "Faith In Nature" antiseptic Tea Tree Soap ( UK, vegan, partly organic, Buav approved)
- "Faith In Nature" regenerating Aloe Vera Soap ( Uk, vegan, partly organic, Buav approved)