Grass Fed for Life is about a little trip to Southern Minnesota to see how our some of our food is raised before we consume it. A quick word: if you cannot stand to see how your food is produced (ahem, watch Food, Inc.) then you probably should not be eating it. But this particular post discusses a visit to a successful family farm that raises cows and produces organic, chemical-free dairy products. It's a heartening, informative discussion of the necessity of eating naturally and healthily produced foods. Do check it out.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
"You Are What Your Food Eats"
Wise words from an inspired food blog based here in the Twin Cities! I stumbled upon 20food when I was scouting out other MN food blogs and immediately felt a bond with these bloggers. They are a group of 20-something locavores who are committed to eating ethically and sustainably farmed foods. Sound familiar? The contributors post about growing their own foods and then cooking with these home-grown items, but a recent post TOTALLY caught my eye and I decided I had to share it with my own blog audience (friends, family, and the occasional and well-welcomed visitor!).
Grass Fed for Life is about a little trip to Southern Minnesota to see how our some of our food is raised before we consume it. A quick word: if you cannot stand to see how your food is produced (ahem, watch Food, Inc.) then you probably should not be eating it. But this particular post discusses a visit to a successful family farm that raises cows and produces organic, chemical-free dairy products. It's a heartening, informative discussion of the necessity of eating naturally and healthily produced foods. Do check it out.
Grass Fed for Life is about a little trip to Southern Minnesota to see how our some of our food is raised before we consume it. A quick word: if you cannot stand to see how your food is produced (ahem, watch Food, Inc.) then you probably should not be eating it. But this particular post discusses a visit to a successful family farm that raises cows and produces organic, chemical-free dairy products. It's a heartening, informative discussion of the necessity of eating naturally and healthily produced foods. Do check it out.
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