I keep pouring myself a little jelly jar of it (you know, so I don't drink it all tonight). But then I keep refilling my little jar. So far I've had 3 and I don't see myself stopping anytime soon.
Yum!!!!
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A group of people from Mississippi Market Co-op in St. Paul, MN decided to take the Eat Local America Challenge and this is what happened.
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Rules of the Eat Local Challenge
All Eat Local Challengers commit to changing their diets for a period of one month.
How much does that mean? Try committing to one of these options. If this is too challenging, or if you think you can go 100%, feel free to set your own goals!
1. Leading Locavores: Base 80% of your diet – or 4 out of every 5 meals, ingredients, items – on locally sourced food.
2. Local Learners Level: Commit to eating 4-5 meals per week that are 80% local.
Remember, the point of the challenge is to create awareness about local foods, not to be impossible! Do what works for you and have fun with it!
How much does that mean? Try committing to one of these options. If this is too challenging, or if you think you can go 100%, feel free to set your own goals!
1. Leading Locavores: Base 80% of your diet – or 4 out of every 5 meals, ingredients, items – on locally sourced food.
2. Local Learners Level: Commit to eating 4-5 meals per week that are 80% local.
Remember, the point of the challenge is to create awareness about local foods, not to be impossible! Do what works for you and have fun with it!
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1 comment:
Yes, I'm excited to hear about this, for sure. In my family, we used to always let our cider sit until it had "turned" just a little, adding a bit of extra tartness & some fizz.
I wonder if that would be a good idea for me or not, considering my history?
Anyway, I hope you don't drink TOO much. Apple juice can be a rather painful laxative... ;-)
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