Birmingham: Food Capital of the World
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A look at how Birmingham, Ala., has become a global leader in food and food issues. Presented at Ignite Birmingham on Feb. 10, 2011. For more, see http://birminghamblogging.com.
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- 1. Birmingham: Food Capital of the World Photo: Food Summit
- 2. Evolving from steel to banking to medical and engineering to … Photo: Robert S. Donovan (CC)
- 3. Food has always been a part of our identity.
- 4. What makes us the food capital of the world? Photo: Matt MacGillivray (CC)
- 5. Reputation Photo: Leigh Wolf (CC)
- 10. Destination
- 11. Birmingham has 17 food festivals and events in 2011. Photo: The Exceptional Foundation
- 12. Dozens of local restaurants were in the first Restaurant Week. Photo: Robert S. Donovan (CC)
- 13. Californians among attendees of sold-out FoodBlogSouth conference. Photo: Molly Folse (CC)
- 14. Magic City Brewfest celebrates fifth year in 2011. Photo: Magic City Brewfest
- 16. Birmingham is the No. 2 most obese city in America. Photo: David Boyle (CC)
- 17. 88,000 people can’t get to a grocery store, including 23,000 kids. Map: Examining the Impact of Food Deserts and Food Imbalance on Public Health in Birmingham, Ala.
- 18. We need more diversity in food choices.
- 19. We need more diversity in food providers.
- 20. Bon app é tit. Photo: Robert S. Donovan (CC)