Hey, There Are Carats in That Garden!
A Swedish baker finds her missing wedding ring in an unlikely spot.
A Swedish baker finds her missing wedding ring in an unlikely spot.
Plus more money than ever will be spent on concessions at the Super Bowl, and Michelle Obama works with Wal-Mart to reduce the price on fruit and vegetables, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus windowsill gardening could be a boon to fresh food-deprived urban areas, and Angelina Jolie digs Spanish food, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus the Times asks readers for spaghetti taco-like food mash-ups, and a UK chef finds a perfectly round egg, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus: a chocolatier that's defying the recession, and Jamie Oliver's dating site, all in our morning news roundup.
• Michael Bauer gives San Francisco school lunches a scathing review. [SF Gate] • Contra Costa County doctors resigned in protest when their professional organization allied itself with Coca Cola. [CoCo Times]...
Mother Nature Network asks its readers to nominate forty young farmers.
• Lombard Street will be done up as a life-sized version of the board game Candyland Wednesday to celebrate the game's 60th anniversary. [SF Examiner] • Marion Nestle says there is hope yet for healthy and tasty school meals. [SF...
• A Redwood City startup tracks food sources, labeling produce with stickers indicating its origin. [SF Gate] • Dates are expensive, but you can still do romantic stuff on the cheap, like meeting for a beer on a Wednesday. [SF...
• Salinas-based Tanimura & Antle Inc. has recalled romaine lettuce for a possible salmonella infection. [SF Chronicle] • Humphry Slocombe and La Copa Loca made the Chronicle's list of Bay Area ice cream shops to try. [SF Chronicle] • If...
The next wave of farmers is savvy, urbane, and progressive.
• Michael Bauer warns us about eating at unsanitary restaurants, but we still wonder how health inspections play into his own reviewing. [SF Gate] • Farmers in the Salinas valley are bulldozing acres around their crops in order to sanitize...
MacArthur Genius Award winner Cheryl Rogowski discusses sustainable farming on March 8.