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What's For Dinner? The Options For A Fast Answer Multiply
When I was kid, "What's for dinner?" was not a question you asked at the last minute. My mom, Dorothy Glinton, was an expert at planning what she would put on the table. "I always knew what I was going...
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Ted Cruz drops out of presidential race
Ted Cruz is quitting the presidential race, according to campaign manager Jeff Roe, ending one of the best-organized campaigns of 2016 after a series of stinging defeats left Donald Trump as the only...
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Food Revolution Day is an annual global day of action that celebrates good, fresh, real food. It's a day to shout about the benefits of cooking from scratch and, ultimately to show people that not only...
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Lucia Litman’s Instagram Series Shows the Natural Diversity of Fresh Food
Go to your average grocery store, and the color palette can be very bland, the result of the strict cosmetic standards that these stores are up against. Go to a farmers’ market however, and the many...
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These Photos Show the Stunning Diversity of North America’s Native Bees
In 2014, Clay Bolt, a self-described natural history photographer, started photographing bees in his Bozeman, Montana, garden after reading about colony collapse disorder, the phenomenon devastating...
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12 Reasons to Avoid Conventional Flowers This Mother's Day and 5 Alternative...
In a little-known Hallmark holiday back-story, the disturbing nature of which rivals even Valentine's Day, the woman who founded Mother's Day, Anna Jarvis, actually spent the last years of her life...
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Listeria outbreak spurs CRF to expand frozen food recall
CRF Frozen Foods has expanded its recall of certain frozen fruits and vegetables to include everything produced in its Pasco, WA, facility since May 2014 after learning seven people have become sick...
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College campuses take on food waste
If you piled up all the perfectly edible food that Americans throw away each day, it would fill the Rose Bowl, twice. Put another way, about 40 percent of food in the United States goes uneaten –...
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Spreading the wealth: the US businesses sharing ownership with their employees
Kim Jordan, the co-founder of the New Belgium Brewing Company, had big news to deliver to the Colorado brewery’s 450 employees at their 2013 winter retreat. She told them that the company had been...
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Museum of the African Diaspora puts cooking in the curriculum of SF school
When Bryant Terry, chef-in-residence at San Francisco’s Museum of the African Diaspora, arrives at the tiny, rainbow-walled Meadows Livingstone elementary school in Potrero Hill, his first act is to...
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Snacks, nuts, protein bars recalled for Listeria concerns
About 100 different snack products including brands such as Planters, Great Value, Meijer, Publix, Roundy and HyVee are being recalled nationwide because of possible Listeria contamination related to...
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Mississippi restaurant inspectors working from homes, cars
Mississippi restaurants will be inspected less often as inspectors are being told to work from home now that their offices have been closed by a financially strapped Mississippi Department of Health....
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Why New York City’s Street Vendors are Fighting for their Right to Sell Food
At a rally in downtown Manhattan last week, a group of street vendors held up signs covered with images of New York City’s most famous street foods: hot dogs, pretzels, coffee, and tacos. Their...
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How A Cheese Factory Is Transforming The Landscape Of Northern Colorado
The population of northern Colorado is booming, and we're not just talking about people here. The number of dairy cows is now higher than ever. At the northern edge of the state, Weld and Larimer...
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Oakland City Council Puts Soda Tax on November Ballot
Oakland’s City Council voted unanimously to place a soda tax on the November ballot. If approved, Oakland would become the second city in the nation, after Berkeley, where a fee is charged on...
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It’s Time for the FDA to Define ‘Natural'
For anyone with a deep, enduring faith in the meaning of nature, it may come as something of a shock to learn that the word “natural” means nothing at all—at least when it comes to the business of...
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Soda Tax Hearings Spawn Protests
Tractor trailers, many emblazoned with soda name brands on their sides, surrounded Philadelphia City Hall two hours before a public hearing Wednesday evening on Mayor Jim Kenney's proposed "soda tax."...
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Frozen Food Fears: 4 Things To Know About The Listeria Recall
Frozen vegetables are a staple in many diets, so a huge recall of them has us peering at the packages in our freezers. On Tuesday evening, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced...
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