I said, "Well, food is food".
"Well, food didn't use to be pretty," her friend replied.
If all goes well, food will be affordable again without the subsidies, dumping and distortions of the earlier period.
Well, food nostaligists, rejoice – the spirit of the larder is alive and kicking, with companies such as Higham Furniture saying their larder-cupboards are doing a roaring trade.
They have seen the poignant evidence of hasty exits as well: food still on the table, freshly watered plants, children's bicycles in the driveway.
Food is David's life — well, food and swimming and volunteering and student council and green rooftops (his school, Fieldston, has one).
Walgreens is devoting up to 40 percent of the space in its redesigned stores to fresh and frozen groceries as a test to see how well food sells.
Paradoxically, as increasing numbers of people can afford to eat well, food for the poor will become scarcer, because demand for animal products will surge, and they require more resources like grain to produce.
And because the scheme also involved millions of pounds of tomato products with high levels of mold or other defects, the case has raised serious questions about how well food manufacturers safeguard the quality of their ingredients.
Well, food, yeah, but that's boring.
Food writer Jay Rayner investigates how well food producers and retailers have responded and visits Tesco's laboratories in Wolverhampton to see what the retailer is doing to improve testing.
