Two interesting articles that offer practical solutions on how to achieve Michael Pollan's goals set forth in Defense of Food. The first illustrates the use of Sesame Street to reach out to the "food insecure" in a fun and appealing way to encourage healthier eating in children. The second is a healthcare initiative in the Boston area that provides vouchers to low-income families for use in farmer's markets in order to improve nutrition.
My beef with Pollan's book is the access/affordability angle, so it's nice to see there are some innovative ways to tackle the problem. Definitely not the answer, but it's a start.
Sesame Street
NY Times - Boston Farmer's Market Initiative
Friday, August 13, 2010
Follow-up to The Kitchen Reader - Michael Pollan's in Defense of Food
Posted by PharmaFoodie at 7:11 AM
Labels: Food Article, The Kitchen Reader
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