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Do you have a good food pun?? We want to know.
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It's time to make some new Foodstand #foodpun stickers, so we're asking YOU Foodstanders to submi...
It's time to make some new Foodstand #foodpun stickers, so we're asking YOU Foodstanders to submit your best ideas (and of course tag anyone who is the Queen or King of All Food Puns). And don't ...
  • Anniemelia Cornstar!
  • sugardetoxme +1 for CORNSTAR
  • sugardetoxme How about BAKED GOOD with hash brownies? Don't know how to communicate that on a sticker unless you can roll it and smoke it 😭
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If you could ask the future President to consider a food issue that needs to be addressed, what would it be?
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Another one of our favorite Behind The Plate questions that we ask interviewees! What we learned ...
Another one of our favorite Behind The Plate questions that we ask interviewees! What we learned is that food policy is key to the health and wellbeing of our country. From protecting the land and ...
Do you know who grows your radishes? Nominate your favorite radish farmer!
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#KnowYourFarmer
Do you Know Your Farmer? Who is your favorite corn farmer?
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#KnowYourFarmer
Radish microgreens.
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Micro greens not only have a diverse range of flavors, but they're also packed with nutrients. Ge...
Micro greens not only have a diverse range of flavors, but they're also packed with nutrients. Get them fresh from your farmer or try growing them at home, they take about 14 days from seeding to h...
  • DietID_TeamDietitians Sunflower shoots are my absolute favorite. I discovered them a the market a couple years ago, and had never used them before. But I topped a bunch of sandwiches with them for a road trip, and they...
  • olivettefarm @Rachna agreed! Sunflower shoots are so good.
  • unconventionalbaker I love sunflower shoots as well. I love basil micro greens too 🌿✨
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Allrecipes reveals the enormous gap between foodie culture and what Americans actually cook.
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Is Foodstand closing "the gap between the food we cook and the food we talk about"? There's the I...
Is Foodstand closing "the gap between the food we cook and the food we talk about"? There's the Instagram less than attainable picture perfect, and then the Allrecipes mainstream. Is Foodstand the ...
  • DietID_TeamDietitians Precisely what I think we are doing - bringing that gap! Simple doesn't need to be processed and Foodstanders are sharing that
  • JenniferEmilson Most intriguing. While I love seeing the photos of the creativity displayed these days, and the wildly exotic and hard to obtain ingredients, I know I don't live like that. Admiration from afar!!...
8 Plants That Repel Mosquitos - has anyone had success using herbs to repel mosquitos?
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I get the worst mosquito bites and I still hate lathering up in chemicals to keep them away. I'm ...
I get the worst mosquito bites and I still hate lathering up in chemicals to keep them away. I'm going to give this a try as an alternative. "Grow your own pest control, and never buy bug spray aga...
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Do you like to chew your soup? I much prefer soups with pieces of things than a purée, particularly if it's my entrée.
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My recipe for Fennel White Bean Soup with Mushrooms is on my blog. #recipe
My recipe for Fennel White Bean Soup with Mushrooms is on my blog. #recipe
Early taste of @RobynShapiro's new cricket bonbons - they are delicious. Have you had #insect foods before?
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Crickets are all the rage because they are 60%-70% protein and take much fewer resources to grow ...
Crickets are all the rage because they are 60%-70% protein and take much fewer resources to grow and process, unlike other popular sources of protein
  • RobynShapiro Thanks for the great feedback last night! In addition to having loads of protein, crickets are also high in omega-3 fatty acid, iron, fiber and even calcium.
If you only had three herbs to cook with...
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What would they be?
What would they be?
  • Ricky Basil and Herbie Hancock. Need to think about the third.
  • annefood Such a hard question. I always ponder this while reading the Behind The Plate answers... I guess parsley, cilantro and basil. But it's hard for me to omit tarragon .
  • Ricky (No but srsly I wouldn't know what to do without cumin. I think cumin and basil would do it for me.)
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