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Slow Food

Slow and steady wins the race

November 1, 2009 by Jurriaan Kamp

The need for speedy profits has brought the world’s financial system to its knees. Financial high-flier Woody Tasch believes his Slow Money movement, which invests in sustainable agriculture, can put the economy back on its feet. Carleen Hawn | November 2008 issue What if you … [Read more...] about Slow and steady wins the race

Grandmother’s Day: A chance to show what grandmas have to give

May 1, 2009 by Jurriaan Kamp

In an effort to preserve the knowledge and skills of grandparents, famous Irish chef Darina Allen launched Slow Food International Grandmother’s Day, to be celebrated every April 25th. Sanra Ritten | May 2009 issue Is Grandmother’s Day just a ploy to persuade people to buy … [Read more...] about Grandmother’s Day: A chance to show what grandmas have to give

Why investing in fast-food may be a good thing

April 1, 2009 by Jurriaan Kamp

Social entrepreneurs see the economic upheaval as a chance to go mainstream. Amy Domini | March 2009 issue My friends and colleagues know I've been an advocate of the Slow Food movement for many years. Founded in Italy 20 years ago, Slow Food celebrates harvests from … [Read more...] about Why investing in fast-food may be a good thing

Madieng Seck: Moving Slow Food in Senegal

December 8, 2008 by Jurriaan Kamp

Carlo Petrini, founder of Slow Food International nominated Madieng Seck because of his passion for Senegalese agriculture and the local food movement. Carlo Petrini | Jan/Feb 2009 issue   Madieng Seck, Member, Slow Food. Dakar, Senegal Photo: Veila Lucidi Several … [Read more...] about Madieng Seck: Moving Slow Food in Senegal

Not the same old drive-thru

January 21, 2007 by Jurriaan Kamp

The meat is raised naturally; the packaging is recycled; the ovens use renewable power. New green fast-food chains are serving up burgers and fries to feel good about. Mary Desmond Pinkowish| April 2008 issue It's really cold and windy in Manhattan. The Friday lunch crowds … [Read more...] about Not the same old drive-thru

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