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-thai - golden thai (church street)
+Is this food? Sounds neat, though the way its sold is a bit suspicious (press releases turning up as "reviews").
-- salad king (yonge & gould). inexpensive, crowded, very good downstairs isn't open late.
+http://www.aerobie.com/Products/aeropress_story.htm
-- spring rolls (Front street) - their specials are well priced
+[[Restaurants]]

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Food around the Mozo

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	or shop at the wonderful St Lawrence market (open every day except sunday-monday) or the 24 hour dominion.		or shop at the wonderful St Lawrence market (open every day except sunday-monday) or the at-least-its-open 24 hour dominion.

	=== delivery ===		=== delivery ===

199.166.207.129 at 00:25, 12 December 2006

2006-12-12T00:25:39Z

New page

== Toronto ==

=== Food around the Mozo ===

thai - golden thai (church street)

- salad king (yonge & gould). inexpensive, crowded, very good downstairs isn't open late.

- spring rolls (Front street) - their specials are well priced

morroccan - sultan's tent (Front street) - they have a belly dancing show, a bit touristy but nice food and the ambiance in the front is nice

pub - the irish embassy (Colborne street)

japanese - Izakaya (Front street) - very nice Japanese "pub"

korean - ninth gate (Front street)

casual - c'est what (Front street)

sushi - hiro sushi (King street)

There are a two nice restos on Colborne street, italian and thai.

Coffee - excellent cafe on Wellington

or shop at the wonderful St Lawrence market (open every day except sunday-monday) or the 24 hour dominion.

=== delivery ===

http://www.rashnaa.com/menu.htm

== To try ==

http://www.nowtoronto.com/issues/2006-09-07/goods_foodfeature.php - CAMROS ORGANIC FOODS (25 Hayden, Yorkville)

http://www.nowtoronto.com/issues/2006-08-24/goods_foodfeature.php - Organiclicious - 258 Dupont at Spadina

http://www.nowtoronto.com/issues/2006-10-12/goods_foodfeature2.php - HIBISCUS 238 Augusta, at Nassau

Why is it these sites need the .php in their URLs again?

== Ottawa ==

Sushi delivery - Sushi Fresh - 55 York Street

- secret menu http://nbbs.naver.com/nmulti/h_read.php?board_id=yykang2000_1&nid=1848&page=1

See the topic of [[Sustainable food]].

199.166.207.129 at 21:21, 16 September 2006

2006-09-16T21:21:06Z

New page

= Food =

== sustainable food ==

For years I've known people working on comprehensive guides on what to buy, I've participated in projects myself, but today I can't find one. http://consumerium.org/ for example seems bogged down.

Thing is, I, and most people I think, are just not going to read books worth of information, we want simple lists which are developed by people we trust that make it easy.

[Lisa Says:] There are theories out there that it is wise to buy local as much as possible. Most people eat food that is processed and that travels 1500 miles to get to your table. The transportation of food is responsible for considerable greenhouse gas emissions. So, buy local as much as possible. Think Farmer's Markets. Often, supermarkets ship food from other countries, so we can eat strawberries in December. Usually, it's best to buy it local and preserve it yourself. The 100Mile Diet talks more about this - http://www.100milediet.org/ [end of Lisa says]

Here are a few scraps.

http://www.montereybayaquarium.org/cr/seafoodwatch.asp - find good seafood

http://www.lesstoxicguide.ca/

http://www.ethiquette.ca/

== Ottawa ==

Sushi delivery - Sushi Fresh - 55 York Street

- secret menu http://nbbs.naver.com/nmulti/h_read.php?board_id=yykang2000_1&nid=1848&page=1

== Planning ==

zero energy home - http://www.housingzone.com/index.asp?layout=articlePrint&articleID=CA6332828

== Research ==

[Lisa says:] Many articles point to eating meat as being an irresponsible thing to do. On top of the cruelty of Factory farming, meat is an inefficient food, environmentally speaking. However, if you are a meat eater, you can curb some of the downfalls by choosing only organic meat, and by eating less meat.

Reducing Ecological Footprints Caused by Food - http://www.ualberta.ca/~ersc/Handbook/section4/food.htm

If you are at all interested in doing some research, here are some good sites:

Another Inconvenient Truth: Meat is a Global Warming Issue - http://www.emagazine.com/view/?3312

Eco-Eating: Eating as if the Earth Matters - http://www.brook.com/veg/

Check out your Ecological Footprint by doing the EarthDay Footprint Quiz - http://www.myfootprint.org/ [end of Lisa says]