Food on the Food

In browsing for local food sources, I came across this blog: Food On the Food.

It is worth the read, browse through some of the older posts for some great posts on the joys and difficulties in eating completely locally, as well as for finding great local links.

I am terrified of going completely local. Coffee does not grow on this side of the equator. I would probably die without coffee. Since I don't want to die, I will never be able to do that 100-mile diet.

But I sure do admire her for doing it, and reading her blog inspires me.

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tammy said…
Aren't you sweet!

As I learned with the challenge, the point isn't to go completely crazy (though you can) but to find a way that local eating can fit into your life, however it fits. Sounds like you're doing great.
October 23, 2007 at 10:40 PM
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