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July 24, 2008:
Addendum to the Butter List—Spring Hill
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Artisans/Farmers ,
REAL MILK (dairy) ,
THE SOURCEROR
I knew I was missing something. Thanks to Julie C. at CUESA for reminding me. In the Butter: Don't Hate. Embrace. article I forgot to mention that Spring Hill Cheese Company also has an organic cultured butter. It's made from...
July 23, 2008:
Butter -- Don't Hate. Embrace.
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Artisans/Farmers ,
REAL MILK (dairy) ,
SCIENCE/MEDICINE
Sportsfans and Foragers, it's time for butter facts: Properly produced butter contains many nutrients that protect against disease* Butter and cream contain little lactose or casein and are usually well tolerated in their natural state, even by those who are...
July 14, 2008:
A Few Seats Left for Food Matters Film, 7/17
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EVENTS
We sold out for the screening of the Food Matters documentary the day after I announced it. However, as of this moment at 11:20pm Monday, 10 or so more seats are available due to cancellations. It's this Thursday, July 17...
July 10, 2008:
Silly Rabbit, Statins Are for Kids!
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I listened incredulously yesterday as the news on the radio announced that the American Academy of Pediatrics is now recommending that powerful cholesterol-reducing drugs (i.e. Lipitor) to be used on kids. Dr. Ronald Hoffman, prominent NY complementary medicine practitioner/author/radio host/lecturer...
July 10, 2008:
Organic vs. Sustainable
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Artisans/Farmers
(To those of you receiving this via RSS, I apologize. You are seeing this post twice because of some weird glitch; it wasn't showing up in the Daily Digest so I had to repost under a different date) In the...
July 7, 2008:
July: What's in Season
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Artisans/Farmers
Since so much of the nation's produce comes from California, this list of what's in season may be helpful not only to Northern Californians but to other Local Foragers around the country. Woo hoo, tomatoes are IN! And, while I...