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The word locavore describes a person attempting to eat a diet consisting of foods harvested from within a 100-mile radius.

en.wikipedia.org

Homesteading, slow food, eco-friendliness and locavore living -- identity choices as much as they are lifestyle ones -- all dovetail in gardening.

www.theglobeandmail.com

Locavore groups have held local-only dinner parties and week-long challenges.

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Hunting is undeniably in vogue among the bearded, bicycle-riding, locavore set.

www.slate.com

Such foods as spices, chocolate, or coffee pose a challenge for some, so there are a variety of ways of adhering to the locavore ethic.

en.wikipedia.org

And the new isn't the whole locavore concept of dining, either.

www.villagevoice.com

An investigation into several locavore restaurants revealed that what was written on the menus wasn't at all what was showing up at the tables.

www.gizmodo.com.au

And it's the locavore ethos that's driving this trend.

www.npr.org

After the winter we've had, you don't have to be a locavore to get excited about these festivals.

www.mnn.com

If someone is a locavore for eating locally produced food, what does that make someone who listens to locally produced jazz?

www.winnipegfreepress.com