Slow Fast Food
Trying to balance a healthy diet around local and seasonal produce can often be quite tricky.
If we have to rule out every food source that comes wrapped in environmentally-harmful packaging, whilst adhering to the World Health Organisation’s 5-a-Day Program encouraging us to eat a minimum of five fruit and vegetables per day, many of us are left juggling a cabbage, potato and apple throughout winter.
Playing on our idea of fast-food, SLOW FAST FOOD offers slow-to-perish, fast-to-eat food - in this case, fruit and vegetables.
As the brand name suggests, there’s more than meets the eye. Not only does the brand gently nudge us to re-evaluate our associations with fast-food by replacing a burger with a vegetable, the simple, all-glass design is an accolade to the natural, purity of each ingredient it contains.
This what they promise:
Combining fresh produce in a design traditionally used to conserve food, SLOW FAST FOOD offers seasonally cultivated fruit and vegetables, contained in hand-filled glass pots ready to be enjoyed now or later.
Enjoy fresh, seasonal produce all year-around.
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April 25th, 2012 at 1:06 am
Hi Bloginabottle,
Thanks for your thoughts
Keep up the good work
July 17th, 2012 at 7:20 pm
Playing on our idea of fast-food, SLOW FAST FOOD offers slow-to-perish, fast-to-eat food – in this case, fruit and vegetables.
October 7th, 2012 at 7:57 am
health foods are always necessary for our health. i am very concerned about healthy eating since i am not getting any younger.
November 11th, 2012 at 2:45 am
There are so many health foods to choose from these days. i always choose health foods that are rich in vitamin-C.