Blogs about: Tomatoland
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Test Tube Burgers- the book Tomatoland..The Future of Culinary Arts?
Today I was given the following article to read by non-culinarian colleague of mine, he asked me if this was going to be the future of Culinary Arts. Let us pray that it is not. Please read thi… more →
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Tomatoes and the Perfect Produce Syndrome
wrote 1 week ago: Somewhere along the way, consumers developed an expectation that fruits and vegetables only taste go … more →
New Page: Movies and Books
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wrote 1 week ago: I spent a while creating a new page about the movies I’ve seen and books I’ve read about … more →
Organized Labor and Farmworkers' Rights
wrote 2 months ago: With the national media covering the changes in laws affecting organized labor, I thought it was int … more →
Chemical Warfare
wrote 3 months ago: Hey Booksters! So, how’s the book? I’d like to take a minute to comment on what I believe is one of … more →
Finished Tomatoland? Continue with These Great Reads!
wrote 3 months ago: I’ve noticed that the copies of Tomatoland: How Modern Industrial Agriculture Destroyed Our Most All … more →
Bookster: Introducing "Tomatoland"
wrote 3 months ago: Hey Booksters! Anyone else like to eat? If you’re like me, you put a particular amount of attention … more →
Tomatoland by Barry Estabrook
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wrote 4 months ago: Often, when buying a fruit or vegetable and thinking about the farm that it has come from, I picture … more →
Tomatoland: Perfect Tomato Season Reading
wrote 9 months ago: Tomato, 2011. The weather was so much better. With tomato season in full swing, I’m feeling cheated. … more →
Food Writer Barry Estabrook Interview
wrote 9 months ago: December 6, 2011 Barry Estabrook is a journalist and former contributor to the now-defunct Gourmet m … more →
On Tomatoland
wrote 9 months ago: Image from http://politicsoftheplate.com/ I picked up Barry Estabrook’s Tomatoland with a litt … more →
Slavery 2012 (Not what you might expect)
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wrote 9 months ago: Okay, I don’t know if I’ll do anything with this particular topic, and so what if I do? … more →
Chris Hedges and Joe Sacco create an epic of reportage and protest
wrote 9 months ago: Chris Hedges is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author who has reported from the front lines … more →
Cardboard tomatoes from Florida
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wrote 10 months ago: by Jim Romahn, on Agri007: “I have just finished reading Tomatoland, by Barry Estabrook, and l … more →
So why processed food?
wrote 10 months ago: I’m just starting to read Marion Nestle’s Food Politics after months of reading her blog … more →
Tomato Tuesday: Gluten-free Tomato Tart
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wrote 10 months ago: Today, July 24th, 2012, bloggers are donating their posts to the fight for slave-free tomatoes. Che … more →
3 books I chose.
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wrote 10 months ago: I went to Barns and Noble’s and bought 3 books. “The Sweet Life in Paris” by David … more →
Opinion: In books, a harvest of discovery
wrote 10 months ago: CHICAGO — Now that we’re in the summer reading season, here’s a toast to the seren … more →
Manna…I Mean Mayonnaise, From Heaven
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wrote 11 months ago: Before leaving on his most recent business trip, my husband tantalized us by frying up a mess of bac … more →
From Tomatoes to Chocolate - Go Organic & Fair Trade
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wrote 11 months ago: My blog book report on Tomatoland shared important information on bad farming practices in Florida a … more →
