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A cleaner, greener filter I forgot to include this in last week’s feed — Brita has agreed to take back and recycle water filters. A new partnership between Clorox (Brita’s parent company) and Preserve will make it possible for people to mail in old filters or drop them off at Whole Foods stores. [...]

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Our friend Cate, who writes what may be the most adorable food blog we’ve ever seen, Tribeca Yummy Mummy, wrote yesterday inviting me to host one of her recipes here. Cate is a former personal chef/yoga teacher who now teaches a cooking class for moms and toddlers, and she reminds those of us with [...]

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Today’s Healthy Monday tip: Enjoy yourself, but don’t overdo it.
Thanksgiving is all about giving thanks, but with all the great food it involves, it’s easy to get carried away. But as always, it’s a good idea to pay attention to how much food your are consuming and be mindful of portion control. Here are some [...]

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Inquiring minds What change will an Obama administration bring to food? Who will he pick for Secretary of Ag? Sam Fromartz, Steph Larson, Bonnie Powell and Tom Philpott have all contributed to the debate — we can hardly keep up.
Turkey shot What was Sarah Palin doing shooting that interview in front of a [...]

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A lot of our friends have posted their recipes at the Consumers Union’s local, organic Thanksgiving Challenge. Here is a round up of the ones that are making it nearly impossible for us to finalize our own Thanksgiving menus.
First up, from our good friend and former colleague, Megan Saynisch, whose recently launched Brooklyn Farmhouse [...]

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