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Podcast 171: Find Fantastic Food at your Front Door
Saturday, 12 December 2009

After a busy Sunday full of festive vegan fare, Lisa interviews Angela from Front Door Organics . Lisa gushes about the amazing quality of produce that Front Door Organics has supplied for TVA cooking demos in the pasts and finds out how to get boxes of the best organic food to arrive right to your front door. In fact, Lisa adds the Fresh box to her holiday wishlist. Angela shares how the organic food scene has evolved over the past 13 years and discusses the challenges of sourcing fresh ingredients during Toronto's cold winter months.

This podcast is overflowing with apples, oranges and a season's worth of root vegetables.

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