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    Platter Chatter

    January 14th, 2008 Posted by 3 Comments

    Conversations about Food.

    Today we are featuring Wendimere Reilly of The Health Chic:
    What’s your definition of local?
    Local means goods and services produced and sold by folks in my community. Here in Florida we tend to extend the definition of community to include our entire state.
    What’s your definition of sustainable?
    Sustainability is all about reduction. Reduce, reduce, [...]

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    Eat Food. Not Too Much. Mostly Plants.

    January 10th, 2008 Posted by 3 Comments

    What a refreshing “eater’s manifesto” coming from Michael Pollan’s new book, In Defense of Food. He is in NYC this week promoting this newest book of his, and last night he spoke at a Just Food event in a beautiful loft in the Flatiron district. After being asked a million times (ok I [...]

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    Facebook, MySpace, and more- Oh My!

    January 7th, 2008 Posted by No Comments

    OK, I just set up a Facebook group for Sustainable Table. You should add our new group if you are on Facebook- look up “Sustainable Table,” and you should find us. There is already a “The Sustainable Table” that is not us, but someone who likes Sustainable Table- a very nice compliment. Please [...]

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    Happy Holidays

    December 28th, 2007 Posted by No Comments

    As you can tell, we have been on a little vacation…
    We will be back on the 2nd of January- ready to jump into an exciting and eventful 2008! Happy holidays and a peaceful, healthy New Year to all!

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    The Pasture Post- Holiday Edition

    December 20th, 2007 Posted by No Comments

    Sustainable Table has a newsletter called The Pasture Post. This most current issue is really a Eat Well Guided Tour of America recap and a “Happy Holidays” to all. If you have time, you should check out some archived issues- and sign up to receive new issues in the new year. We [...]

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    The Weekly Pick — The Meatrix Holiday Card

    December 19th, 2007 Posted by No Comments

    Yes, it’s true folks. There is a wonderful, sustainable (no trees used here) holiday card available on our website- with Moopheus, Leo and Chickity all spreading the joy of the season. It is actually very cute, and it’s always entertaining to share some cartoon politics with your friends and family.
    Meatrix ornaments will liven [...]

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    Food to Live By

    December 17th, 2007 Posted by 3 Comments

    Isn’t that the truth! Sustainable, organic food is the food that will nourish our bodies, nourish the earth and nourish the soul. And nothing is better at this time of the year than cooking healthy meals for your family and friends (and for yourself!).
    I recently received a copy of Food to Live By: [...]

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    Thanksgiving is almost here- are you ready?

    November 20th, 2007 Posted by No Comments

    With Thanksgiving only a few days away, you probably already have your turkey lined up. You’ve most likely ordered it for pick up on Wednesday (tomorrow!) or Thursday morning, or you are planning to run by the store to pick one up last minute (if you are lucky!). If you are thinking [...]

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    Homegrown Thanksgiving

    November 16th, 2007 Posted by No Comments

    Farm Aid was wonderfully successful here in NYC this year. We were very excited to be there, sharing the Meatrix and Sustainable Table with concert-goers. One of my favorite parts of the day was eating- Farm Aid made sure that the food was fresh, local, organic and/or from family farms. There [...]

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    The Weekly Pick– Apple Pie Capital of the World

    November 14th, 2007 Posted by No Comments

    This last weekend Pittsburgh was working hard to reach their goal to become the Apple Pie Capital of the World! We are very impressed, as you know our affinity towards pie. We would have liked to stop by on our tour, but seeing that the tour is over and we weren’t able to [...]

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