"If you take my computer again, I can't do my homework."—Words spoken to agents raiding a small California dairy farm by the owner's 12-year-old daughter. The farm is known for producing raw goats' milk cheese that is sold by members-only raw food markets. Grist reports that local, state, and federal raids on alternative "raw foodie" membership marketplaces are on the rise. (via Good)
Raw food raids are on the rise
Making food from countries that no longer exist
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Chicken noodle soup now available as hard candy
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Boar's Head insects, grime, and "unidentified slime" found in more than one plant, say inspectors
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Learn 14 languages at home with Babbel
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Kids can build their own Smartwatch
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Goodbye TikTok, hello brainscrolling
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