Food Politics
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Jan, 21
Buy Local – Buy BC
Buy Local – “Buy BC”, “Buy Canadian” In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are reminded by our provincial government [...]
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May, 20
Food Security in 1860s British Columbia
Food Security in 1860s British Columbia Wake-up Jake - still a popular restaurant in Barkerville Lately I have been [...]
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Feb, 20
Chocolate – dream or nightmare
Chocolate – dream or nightmare Beanpod small batch chocolatier, Fernie, BC Probably no food other than chocolate is as [...]
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Feb, 20
On Strike for “Fair” Chocolate
On Strike for “fair” Chocolate In the previous blog, I highlighted the irony that Carol Off considered in her book Bitter [...]
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Nov, 19
Food from home to the war front
Food From Home to the War Front Food was one way that Canadians at home could support their troops overseas, either [...]
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Nov, 19
Recipes for Victory
Recipes for Victory Every November our thoughts turn to Remembrance Day and the role food has played during wartime over the [...]
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Mar, 19
Tilly Rolston and Coloured Margarine
Tilly Rolston and Coloured Margarine Tilly Rolston Champion of Coloured Margarine I noticed the comment “Mrs. Tilly J. Rolston, [...]
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Nov, 18
Food will win the war and write the peace
Wartime Food November 11, 2018 is the 100th anniversary of the signing of the Armistice that ended World War I (more [...]
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Oct, 18
Apples and Patriotism
Apples and Patriotism In the previous blog I looked at a couple of small apple recipe booklets – one published in [...]
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Oct, 17
Meat Rationing in World War II
I was going through an old button box the other day when I came across this: Not knowing what it was, [...]