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by Barb Freda » Tue Jan 15, 2008 1:01 pm
I came across this little blog post...and found it entertaining--What do we do to the poor subsistence farmers in, say, Latin America, when we decide to eat locally?
A bit tongue in cheek, but still thought provoking.
B
http://isgreaterthan.net/?p=523
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by ChefJCarey » Thu Jan 17, 2008 7:31 am
Barb Freda wrote:I came across this little blog post...and found it entertaining--What do we do to the poor subsistence farmers in, say, Latin America, when we decide to eat locally?
A bit tongue in cheek, but still thought provoking.
B
http://isgreaterthan.net/?p=523
Everywhere is local to somebody.
Rex solutus est a legibus - NOT
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by Robert J. » Thu Jan 17, 2008 6:53 pm
Bummer. I guess that leaves me to wine made in (a limited area) Texas and Tito's vodka. I may as well quit drinking. Oh, wait...I already did. Now if I could just grow my own tea.
Nice read Barb. Thanks.
rwj
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