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locavore
Noune. A person whose diet focuses on foods grown and produced nearby, typically 100 miles. See also 100-mile diet.
locavore by JC Costello September 7, 2006
Word of the Day on December 14, 2007
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locavore
locavore by Dane C. Eiteneier - Esoteric January 16, 2008
locovore
Being a locovore decreases the amount of greenhouse gases, as the food consumed is sourced locally, instead of being trucked in to my city.
localvores
Also called 'culinarians', food activists, ecogastronomists... and refers to culinazis who advocate traditional local food-harvesting/-making methods (ecogastronomy/ Slow Food/ cuisine de terroir...), in third world countries and other authentic 'food cultures'.
In a return to the early agricultural societies, these localvores offer to buy ethinc people's food stock and interfer with their simple agrarian lives, in what has been adeptly called culinary colonialism!
In a return to the early agricultural societies, these localvores offer to buy ethinc people's food stock and interfer with their simple agrarian lives, in what has been adeptly called culinary colonialism!
Localvores are a bunch of quacks: they turn a blind eye to the battle against the 'termination technology' of LMOs (living-modified organisms), GM food and the necrosceince of 'nutrigenomics' that the true activist fooderati warn one day might lead the Earth to 'mutation meltdown' from the ubiquitous 'gene smog' that's already choking our delicate, pristine environment.
localvores by hammer---;, hytham May 17, 2007
Localvore
Nicole is a localvore; she chooses to eat locally produced fruits and vegetables rather than imported ones.
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