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Eating In

  • The recession took a big bite out of the household food budget. How did the lean times change us? This hour on Working It Out Live, we follow the chain of…
  • All this week, during our Food series, we've been using terms like organic, localvore, and sustainability.But a couple of poultry farmers in Barrington…
  • All this week NHPR has been taking you to dinner.Today, we move on to dessert… on our plate, apple pie.The apple is one of the most common fruits.As part…
  • Recent food scares from lettuce, spinach and peanut butter show that we are far away from keeping out food safe. We’ll look at the issue of food safety,…
  • Maybe it’s all the knives, or the blood. But there’s something a little eerie about a slaughterhouse on wheels.If you raise chickens, or lamb, or hunt…
  • Major grocery chains in the region have jumped in on the buy local movement.They’ve been finding local suppliers for many of their fruits and…
  • In the course of the great recession, household incomes went down and food prices went up. The combination did no favors for the American diet. Sales for…
  • All this week in our series “Eating In”, NHPR has been looking at food – where we get it today and where it might come from tomorrow. For a lot of people,…
  • To wrap up “Eating In”, this week’s series on food, we invited our program director Abby Goldstein, quite the foodie, to talk about her grilling lesson…
  • All week we’ve been investigating where our food comes from. If we’re eating right, that leads back to a farmer.Today the average age of the American…

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