Comments on: 350 is the magic number http://food.dorkage.net/2008/08/350-is-the-magic-number/ health, yum, sustainability Mon, 05 Jan 2009 23:44:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: admin http://food.dorkage.net/2008/08/350-is-the-magic-number/comment-page-1/#comment-88 admin Fri, 15 Aug 2008 15:04:24 +0000 http://food.dorkage.net/?p=97#comment-88 Wow. Great suggestions! I never thought of Make your own rice/soy milk! Rice milk is not so hard to make; however I question its nutritional value. Soy milk is a lot of work. Since you suggest making it, you must be figuring that people can find a source of good non GMO soy. I'd be interested in where you get that. And as for why soy milk is bad, you must be referring to those aseptic containers that rice/soy milk typically come in. Our co-op has a fledgling program to recycle those, but at the moment it's not yet user friendly. Thanks so much for the excellent food for thought. Wow. Great suggestions! I never thought of Make your own rice/soy milk! Rice milk is not so hard to make; however I question its nutritional value. Soy milk is a lot of work. Since you suggest making it, you must be figuring that people can find a source of good non GMO soy. I’d be interested in where you get that. And as for why soy milk is bad, you must be referring to those aseptic containers that rice/soy milk typically come in. Our co-op has a fledgling program to recycle those, but at the moment it’s not yet user friendly. Thanks so much for the excellent food for thought.

]]> By: Sara http://food.dorkage.net/2008/08/350-is-the-magic-number/comment-page-1/#comment-87 Sara Fri, 15 Aug 2008 13:15:47 +0000 http://food.dorkage.net/?p=97#comment-87 Buy in bulk and reuse bulk containers. Compost your scraps (and/or feed them to the dog.) Avoid products with fillers (soy, corn, etc.) because they often come from those massive farms who don't prioritize environmental effects of their practices (and what they call "organic" is questionable). Make your own rice/soy milk. Buy in bulk and reuse bulk containers.

Compost your scraps (and/or feed them to the dog.)

Avoid products with fillers (soy, corn, etc.) because they often come from those massive farms who don’t prioritize environmental effects of their practices (and what they call “organic” is questionable).

Make your own rice/soy milk.

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