Media outlets starting with E
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EEdible SacramentoUnited States of America
Edible Sacramento is a Magazine that provides information on the local food scene. It celebrates family farmers, fisherman, fishmongers, food artisans, chefs and other food related businesses in the region. Edible Sacramento Intended for those who are interested in eating delicious locally grown, seasonal foods, and getting to know the people who grow, produce, cook, and sell the food.
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EEdible San DiegoUnited States of America
Celebrates the food and drink culture in San Diego and explores the local, sustainable, seasonal, authentic food and culinary traditions. Editorial content features local growers, retailers, chefs, food artists, markets, restaurants, books and locally grown and produced foods. Regular features include: Grist for the Mill, with comments from the editorial staff about current events and news from the local, national and global food scene; Notable Edibles, features the latests food finds in the region; From the Good Earth, with profiles the farmers and growers of the area; At the Market, describes what's in season and offers tips on where to shop for ingredients, beverages, etc.; Liquid Assets, features everything from wines and microbrews to coffee and water; In the Kitchen, local chefs offer their cooking tips and recipes; A-fish-ionados, features fishers and seafood sellers; Neighborhood Dirt, offers information on home gardening with an emphasis on edible landscaping, fruit trees, vegetables and herbs; Mosaic, captures San Diego's food history; Just Down the Road, offers new farm finds, fresh fruits and pick of the day; Edible Events, with listings if farmer's markets, food stands and festivals; and Directory, offers a complete listing of advertisers.
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EEdible San FranciscoUnited States of America
Promotes and celebrates the local foods grown and raised in the San Francisco and the surrounding Bay area. Features essays and book reviews and connects farmers, food artisans, chefs and food-related business owners with stronger ties in the community. Editorial content features food, beverages, organics, agriculture and farming, kitchen equipment, food and beverage events, travel and hospitality, healthy lifestyle and sustainability products.
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EEdible Shasta-ButteUnited States of America
Written for foodies living in Shasta and Butte Counties. Celebrates the abundance of food from Butte County north to the Oregon border and west to California's coastal range. Seeks to honor local farmers, vintners, brewmasters, artisan food producers, chefs and food-related businesses. Departments include Notable Edibles, Cooking Fresh, Edible Events, Farmers' Markets and more.
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EEdible Silicon ValleyUnited States of America
Edible Silicon Valley celebrates the local, sustainable food sources and communities across the Bay Area Peninsula and South Bay. Every season we serve up a combination of profiles, features, and recipes that illuminate the people, local venues and fresh thinkers who bring this bounty to our tables. Through our seasonal food and lifestyle print magazine, rich online community and community partnership events, we spotlight, amplify and share the diverse and innovative offerings of California living at its freshest.
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EEdible South FloridaUnited States of America
Promotes locally produced foods in Broward, Miami-Dade and Monroe Counties, as well as celebrating family farmers, food artisans, chefs and food related business for their support of local, organic and seasonal foods.
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EEdible South Florida OnlineUnited States of America
Promotes locally produced foods in Broward, Miami-Dade and Monroe Counties, as well as celebrating family farmers, food artisans, chefs and food related businesses for their support of local, organic and seasonal foods.
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EEdible Tampa BayUnited States of America
Edible Tampa Bay celebrates the food of Tampa Bay and the people who grow, prepare and enjoy it. They cover the local food movement, and encourage readers to support the farmers, fishers, chefs, food artisans and local businesses in the community. Topics covered include local food, farmers, chefs and food artisans, healthy eating, community and personal gardens and more.