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Food for Thought #5: Keeping the Season - The Taste of Now, for Later
We often talk about seasonal eating as something that happens in the moment — fresh tomatoes in summer, asparagus in spring. But what if seasonality is…
Jul 17
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April 2025
Travelogue: Paris, France
Paris is always magical, but especially in spring — with terraces filled with people, chestnut trees blooming, and the streets humming with life. Here’s…
Apr 29
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Field Notes: Tasting Agroforestry
One early spring evening in Vienna, I tasted agroforestry. But it wasn’t just a tasting – it was a glimpse into a farming system as old as it is new…
Apr 11
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March 2025
Food for Thought #4: What Shapes How We Cook? On Seasonality, Regionality, Control & Choice
What if our cooking was guided by seasonal and regional food—not as a limitation, but as an invitation? This issue explores how cooking from a CSA share…
Mar 21
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Daniela Wiebogen
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The season/ed Edit: March 2025
March is a month of transition—the final quiet stretch of winter before spring fully emerges. This month's issue is a fresh mix of discoveries…
Mar 14
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Food for Thought #3: Taste as the Bridge—but where does it lead?
If taste is a bridge, where does it lead? Beyond pleasure, taste connects us to responsibility—to how our food is grown, who produces it, and its impact…
Mar 7
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February 2025
The season/ed Edit: February 2025
Dreaming of Mexico City while revisiting old notebooks, celebrating citrus at the table, and curating a selection of well-crafted products—plus exciting…
Feb 28
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Daniela Wiebogen
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The Kiosk Stack: A Virtual Bookshelf for Hungry and Thirsty Readers
If you love books as much as you love food, you’re in the right place. The Kiosk Stack is here, serving up hand-picked reads that explore food, culture…
Feb 21
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Daniela Wiebogen
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Food for Thought #2: Are Taste and Pleasure the Key to Responsibility and Change?
Eating is often framed as an either-or dilemma between pleasure and responsibility. But what if it didn’t taste like sacrifice, but like sun-ripened…
Feb 14
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Travelogue: København, Denmark
Some cities you visit once, while others keep pulling you back, and for me, Copenhagen is one of those places. Here’s a small, curated list of my…
Feb 7
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January 2025
Food for Thought #1: How Food became my Lens for Understanding the World
Food is more than sustenance or taste—it’s identity, culture, even resistance. From my childhood on a small farm to the theories and concepts that…
Jan 31
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The season/ed Edit: January 2025
Peak winter escapes: trading winter’s soft greys for crisp whites, vibrant products, and inspiring shops
Jan 24
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Daniela Wiebogen
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