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Arizmendi Cooperative Bakery

Named after the founder of the Mondragón cooperative movement, José María Arizmendiarrieta, the Arizmendi Bakery Cooperative has the best damn bread, and most comradely workforce, in the East Bay.

Visit if you can. Details at http://www.arizmendibakery.org

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Posted on 9 December, 2006 - 20:44

 

Eat Local Challenge: Locavores

The Eat Local Challenge is a

group blog written by authors who are interested in the benefits of eating food grown and produced in their local foodshed.

Spanning the United States, the group is committed to challenging themselves to eat mainly local food during a specific period of time during 2006.

The online home for some of the San Francisco Bay Area participants is Locavores.

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Posted on 28 November, 2006 - 22:38

 

Yelp's Bay Area Guide to Fruit and Veggies

Yelp can be a great resource for finding your way around local places to eat and find ingredients. For the Bay Area, try this link.

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Posted on 28 November, 2006 - 22:34

 

Cook Here and Now

Marco Flavio Marinucci has started a fantastic local cooking group, Cook Here and Now, which meets every couple of months in the San Francisco Bay Area to eat seasonal (and always delicious) food. More at
http://www.cookhereandnow.com/

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Posted on 28 November, 2006 - 22:11

 

Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture

CUESA runs the Ferry Building Farmers Market and has details about individual producers, and a handy guide to what's in season in Northern California. Learn more at
http://www.cuesa.org/index.php

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Posted on 28 November, 2006 - 22:06

 

Marin County Farmers Market Association

The Marin County Farmers Market Association

operates seven markets in the Bay area, four in Marin County (Sunday and Thursday Civic Center, Novato and Fairfax) and three in Alameda County (Grand Lake-Oakland, Fremont and Hayward). Five of our markets operate year-round (Sunday and Thursday Civic Center, Grand Lake-Oakland, Fremont and Hayward) and two of our markets operate seasonally (Novato and Fairfax).

Find out opening times and more by clicking on their link.
http://www.marincountyfarmersmarkets.org/

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Posted on 28 November, 2006 - 22:03

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