I found five LPG BioMarkets in Berlin and they offer a wide array of choices (yogurts in too many flavors and containers to count!) The German breads are fantastic (US needs to learn how to grow a variation of wheat so we can bake more flavorful, nutritional breads). I am scheduled to visit an organic bakery this week, and hope to gain some insight on wheat types. The bread in the photo is obviously hearty and had not only seeds and nuts but carrots too! It hardly needed assistance from butter or jam. The escalator ride to the second floor allowed you to shop for specials. I was impressed with the range of fresh meats you could buy. The German cheese is superb as well as the varieties. I await an interview from their manager.
woaaaaaaaaah, i bet that grocery store is really big coz they have escalator that allows customer to choose a wide variety of products in between those railings! more than that, im inlove with those company who offers organic food delivered right to your doorsteps, you'll only need to shop online and they'll just deliver it to you. Isn't it amazing?! :)
SPONSOR KIM FOX TUCSON’S AMBASSADOR OF LOCAL FOOD AS SHE BIKES ACROSS EUROPE FOR LOCAL AGRICULTURE
WHO is Kim Fox? Kim Fox is Tucson's micro-urban farmer and food activist, dedicated to community education and local food production. As founder of Pachamama's Garden, she designs urban sites for food production and distribution. Her community education programs focus on local food production, soil science, food security and health. In 2009 over 215 students and visitors attended education programs and tours of Pachamama’s Garden. Kim’s urban farm also demonstrates conversion of food waste and manures into living soils via composting and vermiculture systems. Kim is an observer of and participant in local and international foodways. She has traveled to 25 countries, working on small farms and urban gardens, visiting farmers' markets, participating in food culture and customs, and observing local food production and distribution methods.
HOW is Kim Fox an Ambassador of Local Food? Beginning in June 2010, Kim will take a sabbatical from her farming and education work in Tucson to travel by bicycle across Europe from Paris, France, to Vilnius,Lithuania. She will engage with people who manage urban and rural farms, gardens, farmers' markets, food banks, seed banks, and public and private agencies in order to exchange perspectives and information on methods of urban sustainable agriculture production and distribution. She will be exposed to numerous local food prints, the relationships people have culturally and regionally to their food. In particular, Kim will study and report on seed saving, climate change consequences, GMO issues,sustainable farming and urban gardening techniques, plus recipes straight from the kitchen. Her community in Tucson and beyond can learn with her and support her during her trek. You can contact Kim at theoriginalhoe@live.com My wOrm regards!
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woaaaaaaaaah, i bet that grocery store is really big coz they have escalator that allows customer to choose a wide variety of products in between those railings! more than that, im inlove with those company who offers organic food delivered right to your doorsteps, you'll only need to shop online and they'll just deliver it to you. Isn't it amazing?! :)
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