slow food
Leisurely prepared meals
Slow food refers informally to meals that take significant time to prepare, as opposed to fast food or quick convenience meals.
The phrase emphasizes traditional cooking methods, fresh ingredients, and unhurried preparation: After years of takeout, she's gotten into slow food—roasts, braises, the whole thing. (Capitalized Slow Food is the international movement.)
Work done for fulfillment, not payment
- patientAble to wait calmly
- deliberateConsciously chosen, not accidental
- traditional methodsLong-established ways of doing
- handmadeCreated manually, not mechanically
labor of love
Work done for fulfillment, not payment
- patientAble to wait calmly
- deliberateConsciously chosen, not accidental
- traditional methodsLong-established ways of doing
- cuisinelocal cuisine, regional cuisine, indigenous cuisine, traditional recipes, regional dishes
- ItalyRome, Venice, Milan, Florence, Naples
- food experiencesfine dining, tasting menu, cooking class, wine tasting, cheese tasting
- food traditionstraditional cooking, regional cuisine, ethnic cuisine, family recipes, heirloom recipes
- ethical shoppingfair trade coffee, ethical sourcing, sustainable sourcing, ethical shopping, buy local
- sustainable eatingethical eating, plant-based, farm to table, zero waste, locavore
slow foodfast food
Speedy prepared meals
convenience food · grab-and-go · ready meals · microwave meals · TV dinners
slow foodMcDonald's
Global fast food chain
Burger King · KFC · Taco Bell · food courts · airport food
slow foodfast living
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