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More Than A Roaster: Diedrich Roasters Makes a Global Impact From the Mountains of the Idaho Panhandle
Facing the Kitchen
The farmers market provides a fresh perspective along with fresh food. I lived alone for many years before I met my husband. More often than not, I ate alone, traveled alone, went to cafés and restaurants alone, and thought nothing of it. But loss changes everything. After two years of battling a brain tumor, my…
In Harmony with Nature
Sustainable food garden program takes root at Interlochen. “It was the summer of 2016, and the Board of Trustees wanted us to do things more sustainably on campus. The initial idea was to put in a school garden, that summer,” Emily Umbarger tells me. “I said, ‘Let’s slow down. Let me give you a 12-month…
By Amanda Rae
Grass Fed, Good Meat Burgers for Earth Day
Our farmlands—and taste buds—are rooting for grass-fed “good meat” at our tables. So what is grass-fed meat and why is it good? Where do you find it? How do you select and cook it? Imagine sinking your teeth into a hot, juicy burger. Crunch through its salt-and-pepper crust and savor the warm, beefy juices within….
The Best Ice Ever
By Elena Seeley
In Labels We Trust: How Food Certification Labels Can Help Consumers Make Better Choices
Can food certification labels, seals and standards help eaters make better choices? We think they can. But there are hundreds of different labels and claims that can appear on food packaging—and the challenge is knowing which of them can be trusted. This story was produced in partnership with Food Tank. Story by Elena Seeley, Food…