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January 18, 2012
Attention Cooks and Bakers: High-Fat Buttermilk from Sky Top Farms
Yes, at $5.99 per quart, it's twice as expensive as other brands of buttermilk. Let's face it: Modern buttermilk is a paltry thing, pale and without body. Pour it into a glass and it barely makes streaks on the side, which is an image forever associated with buttermilk of the last century.
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September 28, 2011
Farmers Forced to Fundraise After the Flood; Tainted Cantaloupes Kill 13
After the government turned down Mayor Bloomberg's proposal to test a ban on food-stamp use for soda, experts are now urging that the government conduct its own study of such a ban. [NY Times] There is now such thing as a foodie magician. His biggest trick? Guessing what your favorite restaurant is ... More >>
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April 26, 2011
Fashion Enters the Dairy Business, Hilarity Ensues
Skilled as it is at unintentional self-parody, the food world can't hold a candle - even a candle made from the wax of bees living in splendor on a Bushwick rooftop - to the fashion industry. Lest we forget that, the Wall Street Journal is here to remind us with the enlightening tale of Areth ... More >>
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November 29, 2010
Small Dairies Thriving Once Again; Food Trucks as Marketing Stunts
Decades after many small dairies were forced to close, new boutique dairies, like Finger Lakes Dexter Creamery and Heamour Farm in Madison, N.Y., are on the rise. [Wall Street Journal] Ever wonder why you overeat around the holidays? Neuroscientists say the stomach and intestines detect the ... More >>
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June 7, 2010
Ben & Jerry's Invades Union Square Greenmarket
Say "multinational corporation cheese." Union Square Greenmarket shoppers who arrived last Saturday were confronted with an odd spectacle: a series of vehicles parked along the western edge of the market, inviting passersby to have their picture taken with a pair of fiberglass Jersey cows gr ... More >>
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April 30, 2010
Jamie Oliver Praises Mickey D's; Lady Gaga on the Baby Food Diet
The Times Square Alliance is seeking proposals from local businesses to operate concession stands in the pedestrian plazas located on Broadway between 42d and 47th Streets. [NY Times] The National Milk Producers Federation is lobbying the FDA to require that plant-based beverages, like soy m ... More >>
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December 14, 2009
The Times Magazine's Year in Ideas: Food & Drink Edition
JelleS/flickr The greatest ideas of 2009, according to the Times Magazine, include the conclusion that empty beer bottles make better weapons than full ones. Swiss forensic pathologist Stephan Bolliger endeavored to discover whether a beer bottle could be used to crack open a human skull. Bo ... More >>
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September 8, 2009
Yes In My Backyard: Download Naam's "Skyling Slip"
Yes In My Backyard is a semiweekly column showcasing MP3s from new and emerging local talent. Diane SuarezBrooklyn kraut-metal crushers Naam take the trippiest part of your favorite Hawkwind song and stretch it like space-taffy into hypnotic, riff-driven mush. Recorded at an abandoned dairy ... More >>
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May 29, 2009
Organic Farmers Suffer Losses; Prisoners Excercise Their Green Thumbs
Organic farmers are feeling the sting of the organic food trend slowing. Dairy farmers, especially, are suffering, and many have been told to cut milk production by up to 20 percent. The slowdown, combined with the high cost of transporting organic feed from the Midwest has caused 32 dairy farms in ... More >>
Blogs
February 17, 2009
Joy of Cooking Getting Fat
A study comparing the 1931 Joy of Cooking to the 2006 edition found a 63% increase in calories in 17 of the recipes.[LA Times]Low milk prices are leading farmers to slaughter hundreds of thousands of dairy cows for meat because they can no longer afford to feed the animals.[AP via Chicago Tribune]Af ... More >>
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November 10, 2008
I, Locavore -- Part One
A study comparing the 1931 Joy of Cooking to the 2006 edition found a 63% increase in calories in 17 of the recipes.[LA Times]Low milk prices are leading farmers to slaughter hundreds of thousands of dairy cows for meat because they can no longer afford to feed the animals.[AP via Chicago Tribune]Af ... More >>

Blogs

Attention Cooks and Bakers: High-Fat Buttermilk from Sky Top Farms

Blogs

Farmers Forced to Fundraise After the Flood; Tainted Cantaloupes Kill 13

Blogs

Fashion Enters the Dairy Business, Hilarity Ensues

Blogs

Small Dairies Thriving Once Again; Food Trucks as Marketing Stunts

Blogs

Ben & Jerry's Invades Union Square Greenmarket

Blogs

Jamie Oliver Praises Mickey D's; Lady Gaga on the Baby Food Diet

Blogs

The Times Magazine's Year in Ideas: Food & Drink Edition

Blogs

Yes In My Backyard: Download Naam's "Skyling Slip"

Blogs

Organic Farmers Suffer Losses; Prisoners Excercise Their Green Thumbs

Blogs

Joy of Cooking Getting Fat

Blogs

I, Locavore -- Part One

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