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A few weeks ago, I was reading a favorite blog of mine, The Art of Food, and stumbled across Alisa Barry&#8217;s post on the modern relevancy of this fantastic poster that was produced by the U.S. Food Administration in 1914.  I wanted to share the image because I love the font and the straight forward [...]]]></description>
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<p>A few weeks ago, I was reading a favorite blog of mine, <a href="http://bellacucinablog.blogspot.com/2009/08/manifesto-for-artful-eating.html" target="_blank">The Art of Food</a>, and stumbled across Alisa Barry&#8217;s post on the modern relevancy of this fantastic poster that was produced by the U.S. Food Administration in 1914.  I wanted to share the image because I love the font and the straight forward potency of its message.  I encourage you to take in Ms. Barry&#8217;s companion post, but also hope that you&#8217;ll take a moment to consider how what you eat impacts your happiness and health.</p>
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