links for 2006-08-07
posted on 7 Aug 2006 by maki ::
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A printable wallet-sized guide is available here: http://ewggraphics.org/foodnews/pdf/walletguide.pdf
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A wealth of information about the state of organic farming and the availability of organic food products in Europe, arranged by country. (Switzerland ranks no.1 in organic produce purchasing.)
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It's the surface roughness that counts, especially after saucing, according to motoko-san
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Kurobuta (black pig) pork, yet another Japanese luxury meat product like kobe beef, actually comes from Berkshire pigs, an English breed.
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A list for UK shoppers, but it does give some ideas of what to look for in mills. I have at the moment 3 pepper mills...none of them make me totally happy.
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