Eat local
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This super soft and comfy Infant bodysuit features a three-snap closure with a cute breastfeeding saying. * Choose from many colors *100% Cotton *Machine Wash, Cold; Non-Chlorine Bleach When Needed; Tumble Dry, Low; Cool Iron
Anna saved to Geschenkideen
Historische Architektur, modernes Stadtbild – die Hauptstadt von Litauen begeistert mit Zero Waste Restaurant, einer tollen Markthalle und leckerem Essen. In unseren Vilnius Tipps erfährst du, was bei einem Urlaub in Litauen an Vilnius Sehenswürdigkeiten nicht fehlen darf. Mehr Im Blogpost auf www.lilies-diary.com
Buying local is not just good for you, the environment and your community, it supports family farmers and generations of local growers. Buy fresh!

Delmarva, USA saved to Agriculture & Farming
Support Local Farmers with our Dogma Box - delivering local and regional produce to your door!
Thanksgiving is the ultimate dinner party, and this homegrown sustainable fall dinner party is one of my all time favorites.

Madeleine Low saved to Farmer's Market Wedding
Eat Like The Locals designed by Simon Walker. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

Colleen Ludovice saved to Typography
Tasting Singaporean street food is essential to understanding Singapore's multicultural population, its impact on the diverse local cuisine, and the rich hawker food culture. Our Singapore food guide includes a map pinpointing the best Singapore hawker centers, where you'll find Michelin Bib Gourmand street food vendors, so you can dig into these 18 mouthwatering street foods to eat in Singapore! #Singapore #SingaporeanCuisine | Food in Singapore | Singapore food | Singapore street foods

Super Lovetravel saved to Asian Street Food
Getting familiar with a new city and finding the best places to eat can be a daunting task. Determined to explore the city like the locals, we set out to taste Lisbon food, one neighborhood

Susan Nordine saved to Travel
Despite a growing season of extremes it seems that Grow Appalachia sites as a whole are harvesting like crazy, and of course canning everything possible. To add to the chorus of blog posts here is a synopsis of the canning and food preservation workshop that we held several weeks ago. Jennifer and Maggie preparing the beans One of our Grow Appalachia members, Jennifer Hockenberry, led the workshop and taught us all how to water bath can pickles and pressure can green beans. Jennifer is a…

Lydia Dontigney saved to Abundance Challenge