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How to find local organics

Here are a few tips that anyone can use to find quality food in their respective locations…Eat Wild:Here, you can find all local grass-fed...
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The ultimate detox

Why does the body becometoxicin the first place? Yes, a poor diet isonefactor, but whocontrolsthat poor diet? How is that diet affected by emotions...
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Store-bought baby food can be quite savings-savvy

With books and store gadgets boasting the economical advantage of homemade baby food, one might be tempted to shun the store-bought selections. In...
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Relaxing Lunch in Center City Philadelphia

  • center city lunch
  • November 14, 2011
Ever have one of those days where from the minute you wake up things are hard? I was having one of those days today. Nothing horrible to deal with;...
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First review comes in (by Charles Schnur) for newly-kosher, reopened Burger.org

  • burger.org
  • August 22, 2011
Guest review by Charles SchnurMonday, August 22, 2011. 8:20 PMThere is little that can match the excitement in a Jewish community when a new kosher...
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Organic Burger.org re-opens, now with glatt kosher supervision, at 326 South St.

  • burger.org
  • August 22, 2011
Published Monday, August 22, 2011, 12:50 PMEarlier today, Burger.org re-opened for business at 326 South Street (between 3rd and 4th Streets). The...
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Certified kosher, Chicken.Org opens at 4th and South Streets in Center City

  • Chicken.org
  • August 16, 2011
By Adam TaxinTuesday, August 16, 2011, 3:43 PMSometime within the next hour or two, the new Chicken.Org restaurant will open for business at 534...
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Growing Greener

The capacity of sustenance a mere seedling retains is nearly infinite. Agriculture is a staple of all civilizations’ existence and has...
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It Pays to be Green Part II: Why is Purchasing Organic Items Important?

The green movement has infiltrated our nation’s food supply – items labeled as “organic” often are interpreted by consumers...
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Students at Saul High School grow and sell local produce

Henry Got Crops! is a "community supported agriculture" (CSA) farm partnership between Weavers Way Co-op and W. B. Saul High School of...
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