Salt and Flattery: Livin La Vida Locavore

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By Randomus maximus
The ?locavore? movement encourages consumers to buy from farmers’ markets or even to grow or pick their own food, arguing that fresh, local products are more nutritious and taste better. Locavores also shun supermarket offerings as an


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Ithaca's Food Web: February 2010 Calendar of Food, Cooking …

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By Ithaca’s Food Web
Come celebrate with other locavores and join a fun team of farmers, chefs, gardeners, nutritionists and many others working together to promote local foods and farms in our community. Meet & mingle with others interested in local foods


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Response to ?Do We Really Need a Few Billion Locavores?? « Anna …

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By annabeeby
?I very much understand the locavore instinct. To eat locally grown food or, even better, food that you’ve grown yourself, seems as if it should be 1) more delicious; 2) more nutritious; 3) cheaper; and 4) better for the environment.


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A Short Story: Monday Morning Links

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By Aaron Short
On the topic of locavores, NBC New York visits Delmonicos, the Brooklyn paper dines at Anella’s in Greenpoint, while I speak with Ben Sargent whose Chowdahouse is blowing up. Really (the daily news has it too).


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March 21, 2010: CSA Food Fair @ Prairiewoods | Corridor Locavore

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By admin
Supporting Locally Produced Food in the Eastern Iowa Community.


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If Cupid owned a vineyard ?

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By Providence Journal
Providence Journal

We take pride in being locavores with our food: local and seasonal, that’s our cry. What better time than Valentine’s Day to crack open a bottle from Rhode

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back with interest

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By Kenneth
And who doesn’t love burgers? And who doesn’t love a cheese center? Two things gratify me about this creation: 1) It’s a product of St. Francis, Wis. By my count it traveled only 84 food miles! Attention locavores. 2) Reduced fat.


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Punching Bags: A Caribbean feast for 'locavores' – StarPhoenix

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By Dogbreathmatey
A Caribbean feast for ‘locavores‘ – StarPhoenix. There’s something in the human soul that loves just about anything deep-fried. So, despite concerns about my girth, I couldn’t resist the sizzling tostones (plantain chips) served at


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The Quirky Gourmet: Food Miles

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By Devra
I haven’t read James McWilliams’ book Just Food: Where Locavores Get It Wrong and How We Can Truly Eat Responsibly. But I’ve read enough similar reviews to think I’ve got the idea: McWilliams argues that the concept of food miles only


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Grocery Shopping at Target « Confessions of a Locavore

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By Marisa McClellan
Confessions of a Locavore. Spilling the beans about what locavores eat when no one’s looking. Home · Why? Grocery Shopping at Target. 2010 February 7. tags: grocery shopping, Target. by Marisa McClellan. interior of Target coupon book


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