How'd they string that together

For a while now, string cheese has become one of america's favorite snack foods. Why wouldn't it be after all, its cheese which is delicious and its extremely portable which is nice, but the best part about string cheese is that you are supposed to play with it before you eat it.

Organic string cheese is making its way into the market today. When making a lunch box for the kids before school, why not throw in a nice organic string cheese, it has lots of protein and is good for the environment as well.

Trader Joe's has their own brand of organic string cheese. It is Organic, but it does not lose and of the rich cheese flavors found in regular string cheese. It tastes very good, you wouldn't be able to tell the difference between this string cheese and non organic string cheese which is important.

The main organic ingredient in string cheese is Organic cultured pasteurized milk.

The price of the organic cheese is not cheap at all. At Trader Joe's it costs about $4.99 for 9 string cheeses. Sounds a little steep for me.

Megan Higgins, who eats string cheese had this to say, "I think of string cheese as just a little snack here and there, its great for when i go out and what not, therefore i don't eat it too much so i don't really care if its organic or not, especially if i have to pay more for it."

Trader Joe's is not the only merchant to come out with organic cheese, there are many more companies that are also producing this, such as Organic Valley, they call their stringles, and hopefully with more and more competition coming out it will help pull down the prices.