Gather your apples! Your Honeycrisp! Your Fuji! Your Golden Delicious! Even your hopefully-ripe-by-now Gravensteins! Why? Because, as of this past weekend, Slow Food Russian River’s (SFRR) Community Apple Press is up and running.
Have you ever wondered what it takes for a food and beverage business to earn the coveted Snail of Approval award from a Slow Food chapter? For a business to receive recognition, they must stand for the Slow Food principles of good, clean and fair food.
Earth Day is a critical day for action for the global Slow Food movement.
Artist and Negroni Week Fund grant winner Erin Renee Roberts has been up for the challenge to nurture the beauty of her community in St. Louis and stay close to the land that’s been in her family.
Tucked away on San Juan Island, Friday Harbor, WA, the Slow Food Land & Sea chapter is rooted in sustainable initiatives that celebrate the Pacific Northwest.
