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Free School Lunches for All Boston Students
photo credit: USDA I love Boston. Yes, it’s my home, and yes, we have the best-looking quarterback in the NFL. But there’s more. Starting this academic year, Boston public schools will begin serving...
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GMO Labeling Update: Washington State the Next Battleground
It’s been a while since we had a GMO update and we wanted to let you know that the state of Washington is the place to be. If you live there, or have friends or family who live there, please help...
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New Water Technology Means Less GMOs?
photo credit: New Routes There’s a new storm sweeping agriculture and it’s taking farmers by surprise! This is the storm of radio wave energized water, a groundbreaking Irish technology that...
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Healthy and Easy Snacks for Work
photo credit: Alpha I’m adjusting to a full-time office job. I can no longer wander into my well-stocked kitchen and grab a handful of something and wander back to my laptop. Just like millions of...
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Back to School Panic! The Lunch Edition
photo credit: Wendy Copley Faced with a picky eater and a budget, I’ve scoured the internet (ok, mostly Pinterest) to come up with these nifty homemade school lunch ideas. There are soooo many things...
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Food Stamps: Not Just for “The Poor”
photo credit: MapScience It’s safe to say that in my recent years as a student at Boston University — specifically as a sociology major — I’ve learned the meaning of privilege. I go to a private...
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The Globalization of Chicken
source: Tim Quijano, Flickr An article in the The Atlantic recently asked, “Should consumers worry about chicken imported from China?” My response? Um, helllll yeah! Is that even a question? I don’t...
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Chocolate Beet Cake: It’s Delicious!
Beet cake? BEET cake? Beets and chocolate? I paused my research. A paid writing gig on “veggies as dessert” had led me to Nigel Slater’s insanely tasty looking recipe. But beets? Hunh. So … I had to...
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From Farm to Table: Quality Mommy/Daughter Time!
A few weeks ago I decided to take my daughter apple picking. Oddly enough, I don’t think I’ve ever actually been before! I know … that sounds ridiculous, but it’s true. There was very little...
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Delicious Meals That Won’t Break the Bank
As regular readers of TFM know, we’re always looking for ways to shop for quality food without breaking the bank. (Just look at our Whole Foods 30-Day Challenge for example.) That’s why we wanted to...
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The Whole Foods Banned Ingredients List
Slate posted an article earlier today that compared the food sold at Whole Foods Market vs. what you would find on the shelves at your average Walmart. Specifically, they examined the products...
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Julia Child’s Bruschetta
credit: Lisa Johnson I recently had the pleasure of taking a cooking class called “Bon Appetit: Following in Julia’s Footsteps.” It was a great learning experience that was taught by Dustin Rennells...
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It’s Your 2014 Dirty Dozen!
photo by pulaw It’s that time of year again … time for the Environmental Working Group’s reveal of the 2014 Dirty Dozen, the 12 types of produce most likely to contain pesticide residues. Now don’t...
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Presenting This Year’s Clean Fifteen!
image courtesy of NutritionalAnarchy.com Last week, we wrote about the 2014 Dirty Dozen, the fruits and vegetables determined by the Environmental Working Group to have the most pesticide residue...
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