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Bitch in a Box: Holiday Gift Guide, Edible Edition!
No matter what you celebrate this time of year, chances are you're going to need to buy a gift for someone, and that's where our "Bitch in a Box" series comes in! Between now and the end of December, we (Bitch HQ staff and interns) will be taking turns writing themed gift guides designed to please... Read more »
Bitch in a Box: Books all around!
No matter what you celebrate this time of year, chances are you're going to need to buy a gift for someone, and that's where our "Bitch in a Box" series comes in! Between now and the end of the month, Bitch HQ staff and interns will be taking turns writing themed gift guides designed to please... Read more »
Douchebag Decree: Betty Crocker
As if being a completely fictional model of unobtainable feminine domesticity weren’t enough, Betty Crocker has sealed her fate as a Douchebag Decree recipient with the new... Read more »
BitchTapes: Who's Hungry?
Food is awesome, so it’s no surprise that there are some awesome jams about food out there. This installment of BitchTapes is dedicated to those jams, and the songs are organized in menu order for your dining convenience. I chose these particular songs because each one is about a different... Read more »
The Biotic Woman: What the Hell is a Femivore?
I mentioned over the weekend that I was a little too miffed after reading the terribly myopic piece in the New York Times Magazine last weekend, "... Read more »
The Biotic Woman: A Profile of Celeb Chef Katie Lee
The New York Times Magazine (I know, my fave) has a piece on celebrity chef Katie Lee today, and former Times food critic... Read more »
The Biotic Woman: Breast Milk is the Best Milk?
New York City chef Daniel Angerer has caused a bit of a stir this week—anger, if you will, ha!—after posting a recipe for "mommy's milk" cheese on his blog last month. You might think as a vegan,... Read more »
The Biotic Woman: You Say Tomato...
Recently, I was writing with a former-chef friend about her own organic crop cultivation. When comparing her own organic heirloom varieties to the pathetically pale tomatoes for sale in her Canadian market, she said the following: "Tomato production is a truly shocking field. Have you ever been to... Read more »
The Biotic Woman: A Conversation About Carnism with Melanie Joy (Pt. 2)
A professor and psychologist who works to promote empowering relationships between humans, animals, and the earth, Dr. Melanie Joy recently spoke with me at length about her new book,... Read more »
The Biotic Woman: A Conversation About Carnism with Melanie Joy (Pt. 1)
People often think about vegetarianism or veganism as an ethical framework or intentional life choice, but in her new book, Why We Love... Read more »
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