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Category Archives: Food
Whole Foods Goes Big in Boston
Boston has a new 50,000-square-foot Whole Foods Market in the South End that incorporates pieces of Boston history, yet looks nothing like Boston.
Posted in Boston, Food
Tagged Boston Herald, Chica de Gallo, Ink Block, South End, Wegman's, Whole Foods Market
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Celebrating Food Day Two Ways
If you share my belief that everyone should have access to healthy, tasty, safe, affordable food, then every day is “food day,” but I still look forward to the national observation of Food Day on and around October 24 each … Continue reading
Posted in Boston, Food
Tagged Andrew Zimmern, Babson Food Day, Bizzarre Food, Center for Health Law & Policy Innovation, Chicken & Rice Guys, Chop Chop, Community Servings, David Waters, Feeding America, Food & Wine, Food as Medicine, Food Day 2014, Food Sol, Gail SImmons, Harvard Law School, Ian So, Kim Prendergast, Massachusetts Food Day, Robert Greenwald, Sally Sampson, Top Chef
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Help Families in Need to Dine Out with Dignity
As someone who loves growing, cooking, eating, and sharing healthy local food, I’m always looking for ways to pass along my latest and greatest find. So I was excited to meet Dan Napierski at the recent Mass Innovation Nights Foodie … Continue reading
Paris Pastry and My David Lebovitz Obsession
If the coming of September has made you start daydreaming about your next fabulous trip (I’m talking to you, Julia S.), here’s a little app to help feed your fantasies: the Paris Pastry Guide. Available on the iPhone App Store, … Continue reading
Posted in Fish, Food, Pescatarian, Pescitarian, Pescovegetarian, Recipe, Travel
Tagged Chermoula, David Lebovitz, Paris, Paris Pastry App, Pescovegetarian, Preserved Lemons, recipes
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New Crop of Food Entrepreneurs Are Hungry For Funds
Slow Money Boston showcased another exciting crop of food-related entrepreneurs in Cambridge on April 29, 2014. As always, the entrepreneurs seeking funds were an eclectic bunch, including two farmers, a fermented beverages coop, a grass-fed beef jerky producer, a compost company, … Continue reading
Posted in Boston, Farmers Markets, Farms, Food, Investing, Pescovegetarian, Support local economies
Tagged Artisan Beverage Cooperative, Bill's Seed Project, Buckle Farm, Egleston Farmers Market, food entrepreneurs, Fresh Truck, Ginger Libation, Jim Buckle, SlantShack Jerky, Slow Money, Slow Money Boston, Southeastern Mass. Livestock Association, The Compost Plant
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Not Whooping for Wegmans Yet
East coast supermarket chain Wegmans opened its first Boston-area store this morning in Chestnut Hill, Mass., to the ecstatic delight of many shoppers. While I’m intrigued by what they offer, I’m not ready to sign up for the Wegmans cult … Continue reading
Posted in Boston, Fish, Food, Pescitarian, Pescovegetarian, Sustainable Seafood, Vegetarian
Tagged Boston-area, Greenpeace, opening, seafood sustainability, Wegman's
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Wrap-up: Traceability is the New Black
As I wandered through the aisles of this year’s Seafood Expo North America, I was surprised but encouraged to see the word “traceable” displayed alongside the word “sustainable” on many booths.
Posted in Boston, Fish, Food, Seafood Expo North America, Sustainable Seafood
Tagged 2014 Seafood Expo North America. #sena14, Beverly Nelson, Edible Software, Global Aquaculture Alliance’s Best Aquaculture Practices, GLOBALG.A.P., NPR series on seafood sustainability claims, Safety and Fraud Enforcement for Seafood Act, Stephen Pratt, Sustainability, Thomas Fenimore, Trace Register, traceability, Trevor Norris
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