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Julie Foster and Jean Broillet IV chat about beer trends at the cafe at their Tired Hands Brewery in Ardmore, Pennsylvania. (Emily Cohen for WHYY)
Lifestyle

Acquiring tastes: Ardmore brewers travel the world to savor craft beers

Jean Broillet IV and Julie Foster learn say they from the culture of other breweries — as well as their facilities and how they set up their businesses.

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Shown are blighted and abandoned row homes in Philadelphia
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To solve Philadelphia hunger crisis, focus on fighting poverty

The Philadelphia metropolitan area — including the suburbs — contains nearly three-quarters of a million people struggling with hunger, a 20 percent increase over six years.

8 years ago

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Education

Fewer N.J. schools providing breakfast to kids in need

300,000 New Jersey kids in low-income families are not getting the nutrition at school they need to help them pay attention and reduce behavioral problems, advocates say.

8 years ago

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Speak Easy
Lifestyle

How not to inspire confidence among diners: A guide for restaurants

I ask about the likely cleanliness of his thumb, after carrying used plates, napkins, and forks. He apologizes, but he is not the culprit. Management is.

8 years ago

Chef Massimo Bottura creates a meal from Thanksgiving leftovers in NPR's kitchen.
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Lifestyle

Less waste, more taste: A master chef reimagines Thanksgiving leftovers

Food waste is a huge problem globally — starting with our own refrigerators.

8 years ago

 In this April 29, 2014 file photo, two elementary school boys, ages 5 and 6, eat lunch (Susan Walsh/AP Photo)
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Education

Pa. ends ‘lunch shaming’ following cafeteria worker’s viral social media post

The legislation was spurred by a cafeteria worker in Western Pennsylvania who objected to a policy in the Canon-McMillan School District.

8 years ago

NewsWorks Tonight

NewsWorks Tonight, November 23, 2017

We attend a special Thanksgiving celebration with new immigrants to Philadelphia. Chef Angie Branca, known for the cuisine of her native ...

Air Date: November 23, 2017

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Fire roasted peppers from Savoie Farms
NewsWorks Tonight
Arts & Entertainment

A true farm-to-table dinner highlights organic vegetables with a campfire feel

At Chef Shola Olunloyo's showcase dinner at the Savoie Organic Farm in October, diners ate freshly prepared vegetables right next to the fields where they were grown.

8 years ago

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Radio Times
Lifestyle

What is American cuisine?

Guest: Gabrielle Langholtz American cuisine is difficult to define. Our diverse culinary traditions, cultures, his ...

Air Date: November 22, 2017

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Mhairi and Stuart Craig make dark chocolate with unrefined sugar in Arden, Delaware. (photo courtesy Double Spiral Chocolate)
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Bean-to-bar chocolate makers in Delaware balance taste and nutrition

Originally from Scotland, Mhairi and Stuart Craig now call the arts community of Arden, Delaware home for their small business making dark chocolate with unrefined sugar.

8 years ago

Radio Times
Health

Aaron Carroll’s ‘Bad Food Bible’

Guest: Aaron Carroll Is salt good or bad for you? What about saturated fat or eggs? Should I eat gluten? Do coffe ...

Air Date: November 17, 2017

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Friday Arts
Arts & Entertainment

Savoie Farm and Chef Shola: A Collaboration Dinner

Producer: Monica Rogozinski Chef Shola Olunloyo has long been regarded as one of Philadelphia’s best-kept culin ...

8 years ago

Food supplies at the Community Food Bank warehouse in Hillsdale, New Jersey.  (Community Food Bank of New Jersey)
Community

Going into winter, food pantries seek help in providing for 1 million New Jerseyans

The holiday season is approaching and food pantries in New Jersey are appealing for donations.

8 years ago

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Arts & Entertainment

Delaware's Brimming Horn Meadery is part myth, part magic, and part science

Mead is the oldest alcoholic beverage dating to over 9000 years old, and for John Talkington, The Brimming Horn Meadery has been a dream two decades in the making.

8 years ago

Thanksgiving celebration
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Lifestyle

Thanksgiving doesn’t have to be perfect, it just has to be yours

When we host, we have the routine down. But we do have some pressing questions

8 years ago

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