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Emily’s Eat Local Challenge – San Francisco. November 8, 2008 · Filed under Uncategorized. Mega stir fry today with the veggies from the box: carrots, green and red peppers, green beans, mixed leafy greens, and leeks in ginger, olive oil and a splash of soy sauce, served with wild rice blend. All local but the soy sauce. Made a huge batch so we’ll have lots of leftovers. Leave a comment ». November 8, 2008 · Filed under Uncategorized. Old goes out, new goes in,. Only what we need! Comments (2) ». Lunch, ...
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Emily’s Eat Local Challenge – San Francisco. Local Harvest website – Great resource. November 9, 2008 · Filed under Uncategorized. Local Foods Resource Map from localharvest.org. 1 Response so far ». December 11, 2008 @ 3:44 pm. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.
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Emily’s Eat Local Challenge – San Francisco. November 8, 2008 · Filed under Uncategorized. New box today, boyf was singing a little chant as we cleaned out the fridge of old gone-bad food and put the nice new fresh veggies in. Old goes out, new goes in,. Only what we need! 2 Responses so far ». November 10, 2008 @ 8:49 am. You can freeze a lot of produce whole, like peppers and tomatoes. Keeps it from rotting and then you have fresh veg in the freezer! November 11, 2008 @ 11:51 am. Enter your comment here.
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Emily’s Eat Local Challenge – San Francisco. Archive for November, 2008. November 28, 2008 · Filed under Uncategorized. Happy Turkey Day everyone! This year we spent Thanksgiving here in SF, at my cousin’s who I am proud to say served a local bird (which I can appreciate even though I don’t eat turkey) and a delicious array of mostly local veggies in accompaniment. We made my favorite spinach recipe. And now for a mostly unrelated but always enjoyable pic for this post…. Turkey 1, Bush 0. It’s in m...
Avedano’s local meat/seafood in Bernal Heights | Emily's Eat Local Challenge - San Francisco
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Emily’s Eat Local Challenge – San Francisco. Avedano’s local meat/seafood in Bernal Heights. November 23, 2008 · Filed under Uncategorized. Avedano’s is such a great resource, they deserve their very own post. Http:/ www.avedanos.com/. Http:/ www.yelp.com/biz/avedanos-holly-park-market-san-francisco. And it’s great to support a small, local, woman-owned business. 1 Response so far ». November 24, 2008 @ 6:44 pm. Http:/ www.bernalbeat.blogspot.com/. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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124; Comments RSS. On this may be confusing. On in defense of spending. On the story of stuff. On i have a problem. So i’ve been thinking. Posted on October 29, 2008. So i’ve been doing this for a while now, and what strikes me is this. I’ve been doing this no buying stuff think for a bit now, and it has saved me some serious dough. But, i’m not missing anything. I mean, at some point i am going to break down an buy a roll of scotch tape, but beyond that i’m really not denying myself anything. Create a f...
+++++++Handkerchief Project: Green Festival San Francisco 2008
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Ways to use handkerchiefs in the place of paper products and more. Green Festival San Francisco 2008. I went to the Green Festival. Last weekend in San Francisco. Bay Area Bicycle Coalition. Hosted a valet parking for our bikes at the event. I found out that if I did ride my bike I would get 5 dollars off admission! After three hours and more than a hundred booths I did not see one handkerchief product available? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Send us your hanky pictures and we will post them here!
+++++++Handkerchief Project: Bruce Levin and his Handkerchief from Japan
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Ways to use handkerchiefs in the place of paper products and more. Bruce Levin and his Handkerchief from Japan. Bruce Levin a professor at CCA says he loves his handkerchief and is never without one! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This project is an effort to use handkerchiefs in the place of paper products. Send us your hanky pictures and we will post them here! Facts you should know. North Americans use about 49lbs of tissue products each year. Andri, San Francisco, CA. Laurel Frank, Long Beach, CA.
+++++++Handkerchief Project: Bathroom Tissue
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Ways to use handkerchiefs in the place of paper products and more. Its best to get a toilet paper that is 100 % recycled and unbleached. This helps reduce the need for virgin wood pulp which means that less energy is used to process the paper and saves more trees from being cut down. Website offers great information about Post Consumer Materials. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This project is an effort to use handkerchiefs in the place of paper products. Facts you should know. Paul, Redwood City, CA.
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Ways to use handkerchiefs in the place of paper products and more. Tissue Products: Industry overview. Who would have thought that the toilet paper and facial tissue we use every day are created by clearcutting ancient forests like Canada’s Boreal? Click here to link to Kleercut website. HeyI looked on the web to see if I could find a how-to for that cool hanky/chopstick lunch carry, but no luck. I will check this out. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Facts you should know. Andri, San Francisco, CA.
+++++++Handkerchief Project: Hitting the streets to say No on 8?
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Ways to use handkerchiefs in the place of paper products and more. Hitting the streets to say No on 8? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This project is an effort to use handkerchiefs in the place of paper products. Send us your hanky pictures and we will post them here! Facts you should know. North Americans use about 49lbs of tissue products each year. With over 90% of US households taking advantage of the convenience of paper towels we produce over 3,000 tons of waste each day. Paul, Redwood City, CA.
+++++++Handkerchief Project: Life Less Plastic: Using a Handkerchief Makes Me Feel All Funny
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Ways to use handkerchiefs in the place of paper products and more. Life Less Plastic: Using a Handkerchief Makes Me Feel All Funny. Life Less Plastic: Using a Handkerchief Makes Me Feel All Funny. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This project is an effort to use handkerchiefs in the place of paper products. Send us your hanky pictures and we will post them here! Facts you should know. North Americans use about 49lbs of tissue products each year. Andri, San Francisco, CA. Warren Berkey, Los Angels, CA.
+++++++Handkerchief Project: 10/5/08 - 10/12/08
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Ways to use handkerchiefs in the place of paper products and more. Join me on MySpace. Http:/ www.myspace.com/handkerchiefproject. Links to this post. Can I recycle paper towels? I found some information about. On Mc Master University in Hamilton, Canada. The question is can I recycle tissues or napkins? 8232;The answer, no, you can't. The reason? The good news is you can shred and compost your own. Here is how you do it. On the Hamilton county Tennessee website. Links to this post. Check out the link!
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Emily’s Eat Local Challenge – San Francisco. CCA Grad Design Science Fair this Monday 12/8. December 5, 2008 · Filed under Uncategorized. Leave a comment ». Pics from Alternative Food Fair! December 1, 2008 · Filed under Uncategorized. The fair went great, it was a lot of fun and we got the message out about local/vegan/corn-free/sea-veggie/mini-livestock foods to a greater part of the CCA community. Leave a comment ». November 28, 2008 · Filed under Uncategorized. Happy Turkey Day everyone! Avedano̵...
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