Posts Tagged ‘vegetables’

Eating healthy is expensive in America

October 21, 2019

Julia Belluz of Vox explains why eating healthy is so expensive in America.

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Meatless Meat, Meet Alt-Veggies

June 28, 2019

Arby’s claims they will never serve Impossible Burgers, but they’re looking into making vegetables out of meat. [Wink]

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José Andrés’ Veggie Eatery: Supersized

January 6, 2016

José Andrés’ Veggie Eatery: Supersized

José Andrés‘ fast-casual Beefsteak restaurants got a big new helping of $9.25 million, reports Rebecca Cooper of Washington Business Journal. The vegetable-centric restos (beefsteak tomatoes, get it?) are currently in DC at Dupont Circle and George Washington University in Foggy Bottom. The new infusion of cabbage will fund new Beefsteak outposts planned for Tenleytown (near American University) and at the University of Pennsylvania campus in Philadelphia.

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Sweet potato vs. yam: What’s the difference?

November 25, 2015

Sweet potatoes and yams: What’s the difference? Americans have been confused about this for centuries. Joss Fong of Vox explains it all to you.

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Food Chains

November 21, 2014

Food Chains,” a film by Sanjay Rawal, documents where your produce comes from, who makes it available to you, and the cost. Executive Producers: Eva Longoria and Eric Schlosser. In theaters and also on iTunes.

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“Eva Longoria and Eric Schlosser take on fairness for farmworkers in ‘Food Chains,’” Soraya Nadia McDonald, Washington Post

“Sanjay Rawal’s New Film ‘Food Chains’ Asks “Is My Food Fair?” Big Think

“‘Food Chains’ Looks at the Real Cost of Your Cheap Tomatoes,” Maddie Oatman, Mother Jones

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Kale

January 10, 2014

Kale

Kale. It’s a Superfood. It’s BIG. It’s everywhere, right?

“But what do the data say about how much kale is actually around? The U.S. Department of Agriculture started tracking the production of kale in 1997, and the closest proxy for consumption we have is something called “disappearance”: imports plus production minus exports. By that metric, divided by population, we arrive at the amount of kale the United States absorbed per capita ….”

“Kale was so much bigger in the 1990s,” Lydia DePillis, Washington Post blog (must-see graphs!)

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DC’s NFL Team Lives Up to Its Name

November 19, 2013

DC's NFL Team Lives Up to Its Name

Washington DC’s professional football team lived up to its name in a game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. The DC team, named after a variety of potato (USDA B 2368-4) with a red-pigmented skin, was buried in the turf like its namesake tuber for a 24 – 16 loss. Washington players will have plenty of time to plan their vegetable gardens since, with a 3-7 record, they’re probably gonna be out of the playoffs.

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White House Soup

May 15, 2012

White House Soup

The White House Soup of the Day for May 15, 2012 via MSNBC and FishbowlDC:

French Onion.

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White House Soup

April 13, 2012

White House Soup

The White House Soup of the Day for April 13, 2012 via MSNBC and FishbowlDC:

Roasted Fall Vegetable.

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White House Soup

April 9, 2012

White House Soup

The White House Soup of the Day for April 9, 2012 via MSNBC and FishbowlDC:

Mushroom and Leek.

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