Honest Company co-founder Jessica Alba wanted to provide parents with safe,sustainable and affordable products.

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Build your own nutrition bar at Elementbars.com.

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Greenling delivers fresh local produce to your home.

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YumUniverse has free gluten-free, dairy-free and meat-free recipes.

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Klutchclub is like the Birchbox of the health world.

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A healthy start

5 websites to feed your health kick, from build-your-own energy bars toeco-friendly bath products

Foreign & Domestic beef tongue pastrami sandwiches

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Chef Josh Watkins wins the Greenling Fan Favorite award

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Live Fire iron sculpture greets guests

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Aaron Franklin of Franklin Barbeque serves guests

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Chef Josh Watkins shows off his beefy cheeks

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Bullington's beef

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John Bullington from Alamo Drafthouse

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Chef Jonathan Gelman of The Driskill

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Josh Hare brings Hops & Grain beer

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Austin Food & Wine Alliance executive director, Mariam Parker

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Board member Michael Bepko with Dean Wilson

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The Country Cat beef shank

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Fire dancers bring the Live Fire

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Reece Lagunas and the crew from Whole Foods Market

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The slow money movement is similar [to slow food] - it's an entrepreneurial pathfor bringing money back down to earth, seeding a restorative economy that servespeople and places more than corporations and industry sectors.
Slow Money is bringing people together around a new conversation about moneythat is too fast, about finance that is disconnected from people and place andabout how we can begin fixing our economy from the ground up...starting withfood. Locally produced, sustainably grown food.
Mason Arnold, founder of Greenling

Alison Narro
Slow Money: Growing Austin's Food Economy Flyer
Barr Mansion

Farmhouse Delivery was born with the intention of getting people back in thekitchen and cooking for themselves with delicious Austin produce, local meats,dairy and pantry products.

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Elizabeth Winslow, a former Beaumont resident and co-founder of FarmhouseDelivery, the only all-local food delivery service in Austin.

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Another member of the Farmhouse Delivery family Tink Pinkard

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Christian Lane, one of In.Gredients founders.

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The future layout for In.Gredients.

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Mason Arnold the founder of Greenling.

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Greenling box of produce and fresh organic products.

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Salad from Turf n Surf, stay flexible and to try to source locally whenpossible.

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Turf n Surf trailer

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Their egg-sandwich based menu and purchase eggs from Farm to Table, with anaspiration to one day have their own chickens.

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The Local Yolk

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