10  Foods You Might Want to Buy Organic — and 15 You Don’t Need To

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Strawberries: Strawberries often contain high levels of pesticide residues, making organic strawberries a better choice if available.

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Spinach: Spinach is frequently treated with pesticides, so choosing organic spinach can help reduce pesticide exposure.

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Apples: Apples are often heavily sprayed with pesticides, making organic apples a preferable option.

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Grapes: Grapes, particularly imported varieties, can contain high pesticide residues. Opt for organic grapes, especially for children, who may be more sensitive to pesticides.

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Celery: Celery has thin skin and can absorb pesticides easily, so choosing organic celery is recommended.

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Peaches: Peaches are often treated with pesticides, and their delicate skin can absorb chemicals easily. Organic peaches may be a safer choice.

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Bell Peppers: Bell peppers can contain pesticide residues, particularly if conventionally grown, so consider buying organic varieties.

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Tomatoes: While tomatoes have a thicker skin compared to some other fruits and vegetables, organic tomatoes may still be preferable to reduce pesticide exposure.

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Potatoes: Potatoes are frequently treated with pesticides, and their skins are often consumed, so opting for organic potatoes can be a good idea.

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Leafy Greens (e.g., Kale, Lettuce): Leafy greens are often treated with pesticides and can harbor residues, making organic options a better choice for reducing exposure.