100 Mile Diet
Ground round meatloaf leberkäse bresaola pork loin, meatball short ribs. Salami t-bone cow shankle flank. Corned beef venison pastrami tongue meatball. Beef ribs meatball corned beef, shankle rump shank sausage filet mignon short ribs tenderloin. Drumstick bacon flank, shoulder chuck pork tongue bresaola. Turducken turkey ham hock, pork belly ribeye tongue venison. Pastrami shank shankle pancetta pig.
Filet mignon chuck beef spare ribs ribeye fatback. Drumstick strip steak jowl meatball short ribs t-bone. Tongue strip steak ham hock meatloaf corned beef ground round, pork chop beef ribs ribeye salami shoulder frankfurter jowl. Strip steak pancetta salami tail, brisket flank corned beef tongue boudin shoulder rump ham hock pig fatback. Jerky ball tip pig, ground round prosciutto hamburger brisket. Short ribs andouille rump fatback capicola prosciutto flank, tenderloin leberkäse ground round ball tip. Tri-tip drumstick shank jowl, brisket capicola fatback pork loin beef frankfurter venison rump biltong meatball.
Featured Stories in 100 Mile Diet
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Slow Eggs from Native Chicken Get Attention Again
In and around Barcelona slow food and local delicatessen have become quite the thing lately. Projects like the slow food restaurant Fastvínic or the happy pig farm Finca del Saüc are popping up like mushrooms. Via the blog
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From Community Supported Agriculture to a Community Supported Kitchen
Community Supported Agriculture is now widespread in many U.S. cities and towns- you can find the ones nearest you at the great resource Local Harvest - as a way for farmers to get the economic support they need to keep
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Reality TV Meets the Hundred Mile Diet
When James MacKinnon and Alisa Smith first wrote about the 100 Mile Diet in the Tyee in 2005 it was like a bomb going off. Their personal story became a meme, and a big part of the local food movement. It was a personal challenge by two young urbanites
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The Fife Diet: Will the Wee Bairns Still Ask For McDonalds?
271 km² is just a little over 100 square miles. It is also the area of Scotland's third largest local authority, Fife. Which makes it a prime candidate for a Scottish version of the now famous 100 Mile Diet from Vancouver.
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Local Food: The New Competitive Edge
It sure doesn't look like much from the outside, and although we have lived in the neighbourhood for over 20 years we had never set foot in Fiesta Farms, usually going to the local Loblaws instead. Then we learned that Fiesta Farms is the first big
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The 100 Mile Café: More for the Locavore
It's a little over two years since we first reported on Alisa Smith and James Mackinnon's 100 Mile Diet. Yet in that time their experiment has cooked up a website and a book, as well as inspiring many locally focused eateries like the Local Burger
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Fisher on the 100 Mile Diet
I have always been fond of Philip Street's comic strip "Fisher" in the Globe and Mail. The protagonist is a frustrated writer working in a job he hates at an advertising agency; sounds like a lot of people I know. He did a cute series on the 100 mile
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Two Years Ago in TreeHugger: The Hundred Mile Diet Discovered
Plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose. Trolling two year old archives is surprising for how many posts cover Exxon, modern prefab, solar messenger bags and yes, organic T's.
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Fred Thompson, Soon-to-Be GOP Candidate, on Climate Change
While the Democrats' dream candidate resists calls to quit his day job and return to politics, it looks like future Republican presidential candidate Fred Thompson is already establishing the kind of science credentials popular (despite some late
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Ethical Bathing Suits at BTC Elements
Because summer is here, we've been on the hunt for some ethical beachwear. And although the solar powered bikini was a big hit with our readers, we were looking for something that was a bit more practical. We instantly found what we were looking for
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Recipe of the Week: Radish Salad
As you know, the big trend right now is to purchase local produce. Some people say if your grandparents didn't eat it, don't buy it. Living in Toronto that would mean no bananas or citrus fruits among many other things so I do occasionally break down.
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The (Almost) 100-Mile Diet Dinner in Newport, RI
Last night, TreeHugger and Slate Green Challenge organizer Meaghan O’Neill hosted our Wednesday Night Dinner Club here in Newport, RI. Every other week our friends get together for dinner and it’s hosted at a different house. The hosts cook dinner for
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TreeHugger Radio: The Long Journey of Staying Close to Home
On the first day of spring in 2005, Alisa Smith and James Mackinnon started a culinary revolution. They didn’t know it at the time. All they were trying to do was defy the disappointing statistic that the average food item on a North American plate
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Update on Tainted Pet Food: We Are Next
When last we wrote about this subject we titled it "Tainted Pet Food: We could be Next" and expressed concern that "Is the human food system so different? Do all industrially farmed pigs or cows get some additive or drug that could come back to harm us,
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Finding a Place to Make Happy Meat
That is what Vanessa at Greenasathistle calls sustainably grown and butchered meat as promoted by the Meatrix people at the Sustainable table. If you are not going to go vegetarian, the next best thing is to at least get your meat from contented cows.
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Getting Ready for Earth Day: Eat Local Food
When it comes to learning more & doing more to make your life greener and getting ready for Earth Day, the choices you make in the food you eat every day can make a tremendous impact. There are lots of food choices that you can make that are better
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The Hundred Mile Suit
If the world were fair, Malcolm Gladwell would get a quarter every time someone used the phrase Tipping Point and Alisa Smith and James MacKinnon would get one as well when anyone used the Hundred Mile Something. Today we present the 100 Mile Suit, a
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Siel's 100-Mile Diet Adventures Finale
Coffee's the first thing I have in the morning, as anyone who knows me or reads my blog knows. And most who drink coffee know that those beans doesn't
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100-Mile Diet: Liquid Dinner
100-mile dieters in Californians are lucky, because if a locally-grown meal somehow goes wrong, they can always buy a nice bottle of Californian wine to get
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Book Review: Fruit & Vegetable Garden - Diggers Club
The essential premise is that the average Australian household could, for the small up-front cost of $250 AUD be harvesting 254 kg of fruit & veggies from their front yard. A years supply, they suggest (and on their website they reckon such a garden
