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June 30, 2005
NEWS: Living on the 100 Mile Diet
In the locavore spirit, two Canadians are attempting to eat only locally-grown foods for an entire year. They'll be chronicling their humorous and valient efforts at The Tyee, an alternative newspaper in British Columbia.
If this first article is any indication, the pieces ahead will be filled with funny, but honest commentary on the expense, effort, and dietary difficulties that can come with a "100 mile diet."
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The 100-Mile Diet has gained a significant following since first conceived - read up on our own local project and watch for ongoing seasonal essays, blogs and articles authored by active practitioners in America's heartland. Kansas City localvores (aka locavores), volunteers of the KC Food Circle along with other nearby organizations and like-minded eaters, are pursuing the promise of a slow food lifestyle augmented by local organic and natural ingredients grown by area farmers. See the 100-Mile links at www.KCFoodCircle.org
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