Not exact matches
Another challenge we faced was getting our employees fully engaged on the target of a 50 percent
food waste reduction and how this translated into their
day - to -
day actions within the
factory.
Organic,
factory farmed, genetically modified, high - fat, non-fat, refined, raw, vegetarian, gluten - free, local, imported — these are the
food choices many of us now have the luxury of making every
day.
When you're tempted to eat
foods that hurt your stomach, think about that
factory inside your body, all of those cells and organs like a little
factory of workers working so hard every
day to make you healthy and energized - overload them with too much work too often and they get exhausted, they can't keep up, and you feel the effects.
REAL people are the ones making REAL
food these
days and it is in REAL kitchens, not
factories or BRAVO's Top Chef Show.
Yes, our grandparents and great - grandparents in the early to mid 1900's were eating pretty much 100 % pasture - raised bacon back in the
day, but the
factory farm industry in recent decades has ruined a good portion of the quality of our
foods.
In doing so, it ensures that you get more of the good — fruits and vegetables — and less of the bad processed
foods and
factory - farmed meat during the
day.
Many celebrities have endorsed the scheme too; Jamie Oliver recently said: «Massive credit to all the caterers and suppliers who are already working hard every
day to serve up great quality, delicious, nutritious
food... Whether it's in a hospital, school,
factory canteen or office café, here's to the next million!»
Our second Bologna
food tour with Italian
Days took us out into the rural hills of Emilia Romagna for in - depth
factory tours and tastings of parmigiano reggiano cheese, traditional balsamic di Modena, and delicious prosciutto di Modena.
4
Day North Thailand Tour Includes the Golden Triangle, hill tribe villages, long tail boat ride, excellent
food, handicraft shopping, Tea plantation and
Factory, beautiful temples.
Hear stories from Studio 54, The
Factory and Max's Kansas City; then tour the exhibition with Maite Gomez - Rejon of Artbites before preparing
food and drink inspired by Vogue
food writer Maxime de la Falaise and the musicians, artists, and fashion icons of the
day.