October 7, 2009
- 2:30 pm
By Elizabeth - UC Berkeley

Last Tuesday I saw the documentary Food, Inc. and it changed my life. Although it had a relatively minimal environmental focus, it still reminded me how important we are as consumers and how much our food purchasing decisions actually make a difference.
Think about it – 10 years ago you couldn’t really find any substantial amount of organic produce in mainstream supermarkets. Now, due to the demand for healthier and more sustainable products, the supermarkets are flooded with organic products from Oreos to macaroni and cheese. And for those of you who think you can’t afford eco-friendly foods on a college budget, think again. I will show you where, how, and what to buy to decrease your carbon “foodprint” while increasing the size of your wallet. Read More »
Tags: agriculture, eco friendly, environment, farmers market, food, Food Inc., fresh, fruit, gastronomy, go green, green, healthy, live green, livestock, meat, money, organic, pesticides, pollution, processed food, produce, supermarket, vegetable
March 16, 2008
- 12:30 pm
By Jess - NYU
Even though I totally admire them, I could never be a vegan. At least not now. Not while most of my diet consists of string cheese and other such cheap, processed things.
But I have friends who are vegans. Friends who are vegans and great cooks. So one night, these great-cooking-vegan friends of mine made this tart. And it was freaking fabulous. And so I want to share it with you.
Here’s what you need:
INGREDIANTS:
Crust:
* 2 1/4 cups raw slivered almonds
* 3/4 cup of pitted medjool dates
* 1/4 teaspoon salt Read More »
Tags: crust, dates, fruit, ingrediants, mango, medjool, pineapple, processed food, recipe, string cheese, tart, vegan