Check out these awesome photos posted on UK’s Telegraph last weekend! The gallery showcases several images that are a part of Sydney’s 2009 International Food Festival. I think the corporate branding moguls at Cornerstone Designs are behind this very fun (and effective!) advertising campaign. Wish I lived close enough to attend!
Italian flag replicated with [...]
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UCLA’s Fowler Museum of Cultural History just kicked off a new exhibit called “Steeped in History: The Art of Tea.” The exhibit, presented by Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, is curated by Beatrice Hohenegger, author of Liquid Jade: The Story of Tea from East to West.
Newspaper advertisement for Empire Tea, England, 1930s (right) [...]
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A month ago, the folks over at HuffPost Green published a piece featuring their favorite local food restaurants. The list consisted of 10 American cities and 2 dozen eateries – all with clear leanings toward the slow or good food movement, and all emphasizing the importance of locally grown meat and produce.
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