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VIDEO: “Sunken Snapper” Accompanies Sunken Cities Exhibit
- News KSDK-NBC
Executive Chef Ivy Magruder features a flavorful “sunken snapper” entrée for the Sunken Cities exhibit at Saint Louis Art Museum.
VIDEO: Food Runners Salvages Leftovers to Feed the Hungry
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LinkedIn Café Chef Ryan Wilson tells why Bon Appétit supports food recovery
Seattle’s Mobile Mavens Unveil New Food Trucks
- News KING 5 Evening
The Mobile Mavens first hit the streets of Seattle last fall with ‘Biscuit Box’ and their bicycle ice-cream stand, ‘POP UP’. This summer, the Mavens are not only introducing the portable vintage bars, but two additional eating options.
Imperfectly Delicious Meals
- News FOX 40
Bon Appétit is a unique company that prevents imperfect food from going to waste on farms and distributes it for use. Alisa Becerra speaks with Chef Marco Alvarado of University of the Pacific to learn how it works.
No Love for Ugly Food: Rescuing Imperfect Vegetables [VIDEO]
- News Bloomberg Business
Bon Appétit Waste Specialist Claire Cummings discusses the Imperfectly Delicious Produce program on “Market Makers.”
At Wesleyan, Higher Ed Goes Down on the Farm
- News Fox CT
Under a big top tent, a seemingly endless array of locally produced culinary options, with a healthy side order of social responsibility
Sylvania Farmer Competes in Fork-to-Farm Grant Competition
- News WTOC - Savannah
Fork to Farm grant finalists Savannah River Farm visits SCAD for Eat Local Challenge Day
Watch Chefs Discuss Art at the Art Institute of Chicago
- News Eater
In this video series about the Art Institute of Chicago’s “Art and Appetite” exhibit, Bon Appétit’s Megan Neubeck and Jason Gorman dissect food-related artworks.
VIDEO: Cooking with an Eye to the Environment
- News Huffington Post
Robert Lavoie, executive chef for Bon Appétit at Johns Hopkins University, joins in a HuffPost interview with national chefs about sustainable food choices everyone can make, whether cooking at home, eating out, or providing food service for others.