A grassroots and increasingly international movement advocating a responsible way of eating and sourcing food that demonstrates commitment to the community.
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Slow Food USA
By Jasmine Chan
on April 26, 2010
in Food 100 > Sustainable, Organic, and Local
Ranked #53 in Food 100
Ranked #53 in Food 100
Serious Eats
A crew of contributors dishes out recipes, nationwide restaurant news, and lively discussion on a site that is serious — but not too serious — about food.
eGullet Society for Culinary Arts & Letters
Don’t just eat; help spread the word about the art of cooking, eating, drinking, and everything else food-related.
CHOW
CHOW breaks down food and cooking without the technical jargon, making it a great place for people who love eating, plain and simple.
FreshDirect
Have groceries delivered straight to your door with FreshDirect, the web’s most convenient source for groceries in the New York City area.
Culinate
By Carly Okyle
on April 22, 2010
in Food 100 > Sustainable, Organic, and Local
Ranked #19 in Food 100
Ranked #19 in Food 100
Taking “you are what you eat” to a new level, Culinate’s recipes, blogs, and articles make it a top banana among food sites.
Localtweeps
By Adrienne Vogt
on January 16, 2010
in Twitter 100 > Useful Twitter Services
Ranked #86 in Twitter 100
Ranked #86 in Twitter 100
It’s a vast Twitterverse out there. Make it smaller by using Localtweeps to network with tweeple from your town or surrounding area.
twtpoll
By Adrienne Vogt
on January 16, 2010
in Twitter 100 > Useful Twitter Services
Ranked #63 in Twitter 100
Ranked #63 in Twitter 100
Got a question? Want to know what people are wondering right now? Twtpoll is the application for Twitter’s most inquisitive souls.
Twitter Fan Wiki
By Matt Sevits
on January 16, 2010
in Twitter 100 > Tools to Manage Twitter
Ranked #54 in Twitter 100
Ranked #54 in Twitter 100
Twitter has spawned its own fan wiki that aims to be the definitive online source for everything Twitter-related.
Twistori
A dynamic social experiment which displays Twitter updates based on emotional words like “love,” “hate” and “believe,” all in real-time.