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01/21/15
On a few issues related to food, first, using re-usable shopping bags. I’ve never bought a cloth shopping bag and we have at least ten
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01/20/15
A couple of months back I finally rented the movie Fed Up (2014), but didn’t review it until I had a chance to look up
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01/19/15
I’m working on trying to trace all the research from the movie Fed Up, and it’s taking longer than I expected, so I’m going to
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01/18/15
We were in a deli in Mt. Airy called Concetta’s Main Street Bistro, and I saw this Himalayan salt block on a shelf in a
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01/17/15
I told you about Hedgeapple Farm one time but I finally got back out there today and took a couple of pictures for you. We
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01/16/15
We hired this woman recently where I work, and I noticed as soon as I met her in her interview that she had perfect skin.
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01/15/15
One thing our culture really loves is junk food rewards. When a group is doing well at work, someone brings in donuts or cupcakes. The
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01/14/15
Here is another Hungarian recipe. City chicken does not have chicken in it, but it’s shaped like a chicken leg. My theory is that since
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01/13/15
One way to get a steady supply of seasonal produce is to join a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture). You partner with a local farm and
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01/12/15
A Harvard psychology professor, Dr. Anne Fishel, just released a book called Home for Dinner[1] where she gives tips on creating fun family dinners and