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Slow Food Movement

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Slow Food Movement
An international movement begun by Carlo Petrini with a forerunner organisation, Arcigola, founded in 1986 to resist the opening of a McDonald's (fast food restaurant) near the Spanish Steps in Rome. The slow food movement strives to preserve traditional and regional cuisine and promotes farming of plants, seeds and livestock characteristic of the local ecosystem


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There will be taste workshops presented by the Slow Food movement, which celebrates growing food at its natural pace, cooking with patience and savouring meals at leisure.
This Sunday, The New York Times' Sharon Otterman introduced readers to slow-blogging, an approach to Web writing "inspired by the slow food movement, which says that fast food is destroying local traditions and healthy eating habits.
Founded in 1989 with a snail as its logo, the Slow Food movement campaigns against fast food, the homogenisation of taste and the erosion of local gastronomic traditions.
 
 
 
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