We believe this is one of the most important decisions you can make on behalf of your business. Being part of the world?s largest natural and organic products trade show is the best investment you can make on behalf of your company. Join over 50,000 attendees for a chance to see over 3000 exhibits, sample [...]
We believe this is one of the most important decisions you can make on behalf of your business. Being part of the world?s largest natural and organic products trade show is the best investment you can make on behalf of your company. Join over 50,000 attendees for a chance to see over 3000 exhibits, sample [...]
We believe this is one of the most important decisions you can make on behalf of your business. Being part of the world?s largest natural and organic products trade show is the best investment you can make on behalf of your company. Join over 50,000 attendees for a chance to see over 3000 exhibits, sample [...]
From Greg Atkinson Some of my favorite bacon comes from Niman Ranch, based in Marin County. Originally a single farm that provided meat for Alice Water’s Berkeley restaurant, Chez Panisse, Niman Ranch is now a collective of more than 300 farms committed to raising animals in an ethical, biologically sustainable way where, according to founder [...]
From Dave Smith Excerpted from Cottage Economy by William Cobbett (1821) Garden Farm Skills [This is long, but give it a chance. There is great writing here from long ago, and a literality about farm life that too many of us have never experienced.] In the case of pigs, much must depend upon the situation [...]
This weekend is the Slow Food Nation in San Francisco! More info can be found on their site located here.
Seattle Food Examiner did a write up of our upcoming Chocolate University series. Going back to school never tasted so good!
The Seattle Times ran an article on guided walking, foodie tours in Seattle, and Theo Chocolate is mentioned. I love the subheading of: “chocolate,sausages, and beer”, you have my attention!
Kava Kava is a member of the pepper family which grows as a bush in the South Pacific. Captain James Cook first discovered kava, and gave the plant the botanical name which means intoxicating pepper. Kava has been used for thousands of years for its medicinal effects as a sedative, muscle relaxant, diuretic, and a [...]
A new study out of the University of California at San Francisco, and published in the American Journal of Epidemiology has shown that in eating a diet that is high in fiber rich foods and whole grains, a person has the chance to lower their risk of pancreatic cancer. Each year in the United States [...]
August 31st, 2008 
