The Boston metropolitan area is a great place for food: it has a wide variety of restaurants, farmers’ markets, farm stands, CSAs, and community gardens; a number of decent grocers; and plentiful opportunities to learn more about food and eating.
The Boston metropolitan area has some serious food-related problems, including substandard food in our schools, an alarming number of people who can’t afford enough food to keep themselves and their families healthy, unjust distribution of fresh and healthy foods among the neighborhoods, and a bizarre obsession with Dunkin Donuts.
This blog seeks to celebrate the former, and highlight solutions to the latter.