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Market Day

Stroll, smell and taste. Market day becomes a weekly ritual.

Fresh and local food, chats at the market stalls and, to top it off, colorful summer flowers for your home.

Market Day

Organic farmer

Adopt a cow, an apple tree or a beehive and know where your food comes from. Find regional products at weekly markets or have it delivered directly from the field to your home.

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Sustainability

Go through everyday life mindfully and regularly question your own routines. Start your Zero Waste Challenge, become a plogging expert or use reusable products more often. First small steps with long-term effects.

Sustainability

Onions

You could write novels About the edible onion at this point, so comprehensive is the importance for the culture and nutrition of the humans. For good reason, it will be the medicinal plant of the year 2015th.

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Plums

Such as apple, pear, cherry, almond, blackberry and raspberry, plum is a plant of the rose family and one of the oldest cultivated fruits. Dried or fresh, the plum is good for the gut feeling.

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Wheat

Bread and cereal, pasta and semolina, wheat beer and wheat grass juice. Without question, wheat is an elemental staple food all over the world.

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Bean Coffee

Beethoven always counted exactly 60 coffee beans for his daily cup of coffee. That sounds eccentric, but makes sense.

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Urban Gardening

Whether on rooftops, squares, waste lands or in backyards, urban gardens are booming. Local authorities are very easy to convince by sustainable garden initiatives.

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Food Fetish

Just when you think there are no more new ideas, an innovative food stylist will come from somewhere. With fresh new concept ideas.

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Snacks, small and superb

Small in between salad with sesame turkey breast balls, Lahmacum with no hot, Toast Hawaii, pizza, falafel. Wraps and bags filled with potpourri. Simple piece of bread, topped with ...

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Bread

Old bread isn´t hard, no bread is hard.

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Asparagus

5000 years ago the Chinese already knew about the natural medical quality of the plant genus Asparagus. The scientific name comes from the Greek and means something like 'young shoot'.

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Farmer´s Market

The traditional weekly or producers' market offers any food we need to live moderately. Fresh fruit, delicious vegetables, meat and milk products. And flowers.

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Figs

The Real Fig is one of the oldest cultivated plants and is mainly growing in the Mediterranean. His aphrodisiac effect is undisputed.

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Under the Sausage Tree

Do not play with food! Our photographer Birgit Madreiter did it anyway. Fortunatly, and very conscientious. Especially worth mentioning are her childrens´ plates.

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Under the Apple Tree

Meeting point orchard, it's that time again: apple harvest. Breedon Pippin, Adams Pearmain, Gascoyne's Scarlet, Reinette, into the bin! And by the way, the apple is a rose plant.

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