Unlike most farm animals raised in the U.S., Greg Gunthorp’s turkeys, pigs, ducks, and sheep will never know the inside of an industrial livestock house. Instead, they spend their days outside on pasture, running amongst the trees in the rolling hills of Northeast Indiana.
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Bistro Lentil Salad with Carrots and Dijon
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Delightful and filling make-ahead lentil salad recipe that’s perfect for lunch.
Phillips 66 Team Plays with Fire at National Culinary Event
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Executive Chef Greg Lowry and Sous Chef Matt Lovelace from Phillips 66 in Houston were honored to be among a handful of acclaimed chefs invited to participate in the Heritage Fire Snowmass in Aspen, CO.
Heritage Pigs Hog the Spotlight Norcal Farm to Fork Visit
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A group of Northern California Bon Appétiters were in hog heaven when they toured Loveland Farms in Petaluma, CA, and learned about their 600 gestation crate-free, pasture-raised pigs.
Going Meatless
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Since starting her fellowship with Bon Appétit, Fellow Caroline Ferguson has become more aware of animal agriculture’s impact on the environment. She speaks on choosing a semi-vegetarian or “flexitarian” diet, highlighting the Meatless Monday movement.
Bon Appétit Tastes the Impossible… First!
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Following a test run at Public House, we’ve rolled out the Impossible Burger at a corporate café in South San Francisco with another on the way — officially becoming the first food service company in the country to offer this much-buzzed-about bleeding, plant-based burger!
Why You Might Be a Vegetarian in 10 years
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I am not a vegetarian, but in 10 years I might be. If you aren’t already, you might be, too.
Bon Appétiters Visit Slaughterhouse that Saved the Bay Area’s Local Meat Industry
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David Evans of Marin Sun Farms shows a Bon Appétit team from headquarters around the Petaluma, CA, slaughterhouse he saved from closing.
Johns Hopkins Students Visit Roseda Farm
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A farm visit offers firsthand knowledge of how supporting a sustainable food system means being more than just willing to pay a higher price.
‘American Meat’ to Screen at Stanford, Followed by Discussion
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We’re pleased to be sponsoring the 10-state screening tour of American Meat, a new documentary that takes an evenhanded look at both the industrial and the pastoral sides of the U.S. meat system. This Thursday, February 5, at 6pm, Stanford University will show American Meat followed by a panel discussion, moderated by Graham, that includes Maisie Greenawalt, Vice President of Strategy for Bon Appétit Management Company