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styrofoam (and have good food, of course) and was hoping that some hounds out there could list off a few more places that used more environmentally friendly containers.

was done in the U.K., which is much smaller). I found the New Zealand dairy argument pretty interesting: if they can farm in a more environmentally friendly way, it may be worth shipping. The most compelling (and perhaps obvious)...

If the container is stainless steel, you should use a product like One Step. It’s environmentally friendly and doesn’t require rinsing, but I always do. Available at home brew shops.

Article in the Seattle Times today concerning difficulties local oyster farmers have been expriencing and possible environmental causes: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2009336458_oysters14m.html I’m starting...

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an ocean before being trucked to locations. Black and pinto beans Thirty percent of Chipotle’s black and pinto beans are organically grown, translating into pesticide-free, environmentally friendly farming practices. The...

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I have a group of friends that gets together for potluck dinner parties about once a month. This month’s theme is Green...as in, the color, and/or environmentally friendly. Thinking of making kale chips (green, seasonal,...

and entrees so you know exactly what you are ordering. I am a total fan of their pointy japanese chopsticks! They’re perfect for picking up every morsel of rice and tiny bits of wasabi. And they’re much more...

Hello, Are there any “green” or environmentally conscious/friendly restaurants in Toronto?

an investment, I think it’s a great way to live a bit more environmentally and health-friendly. http://www.chefscatalog.com/product/22110-frigoverre-glass-storage.aspx (same as attached picture) Is there a place to buy these...

Has anyone tried Caviart, a “caviar” made from seaweed? I keep hearing about it, and it’s certainly cheaper and more environmentally friendly than the real stuff! I’ve provided a link to the Caviart US...