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Welcome! Thanks for checking out On Food Stamps.

Right now, the nation is abuzz with issues relating to health care and climate change, and at the same time the economic recession has (thankfully) brought many of us to look closer at the basic elements of our well-being.

I think that food - how we produce, where we buy it, how we eat it, our emotional relationship to it, and the culture surrounding it - is a huge part of the major progressive change our nation so badly needs. I think that if we improve the American food system, we could really do a lot to solve many of our environmental and health care concerns. This blog is my offering towards a better world through better food culture in America.

While my Food Stamp Challenge project has come to an end, I still post periodically on anything and everything dealing with food. You can see what I learned in my Food Stamp Challenge by reading the Greatest Hits posts linked to the right side of the page.

I'm glad you arrived at this page. You can support my efforts by reading the Blog, passing it on to friends, or by sending me recipes or stories from your own efforts to "lead a meal time revolution". You can also follow me on Twitter. If you want to contact me directly, send a Twitter message!

Stay Hungry,

Julie

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Local Food at LAX? - latimes.com



LAX hopes to give taste buds quite a ride - latimes.com

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1 comments:

  1. Pasta is a great inexpensive food. You can make an exact amount and add a touch of whatever meat, vegetable or seasoning you want. Pasta with olive oil and parmesan or tuna and capers; yummy and nutritious. I learned this when I was in debt on skid row. I now have a blog about how you can change your life around too. I mean really. Check my blog out. And Bon Appetit!

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