LIVE today on iTunes, the free Sutro World App contains Vermont Eats.
Vermont Eats: The Essential Green Travel Guide App is a tour de force of the great, green, groovy food scene in Vermont.
Vermont Eats is a localvores delight, with over 400 entries, 1500 photos, all searchable by price, region and type of business including farmer's markets, artisan cheeses, farm- to-table restaurants, micro-breweries, pizzas, gluten-free foods, vegetarian options, organic farms, health food stores and thirty more categories—all easy-to-find with built-in Google maps and regular updates.
Vermont leads the country with the highest number of farmer's markets, artisan cheesemakers and breweries per capita. It also has the most certified organic farms, maple trees and more local dollars are spent on local food in Vermont than anywhere else in the country.
Whether a visitor to the state or a resident, Vermont Eats will change the way you travel in the Green Mountains—you can eat your way through the state supporting local foods and farms leaving a small footprint as you go. Vermont Eats lets you locate hard-to-find farmer's markets; search for vegetarian, gluten-free, raw and vegan eateries; discover sources for locally grown meats and eggs; pick-your-own organic berries; drink fair-trade coffees and eat fresh-baked breads.
Vermont Eats—a must-have for both residents and travelers—your mobile device won't want to leave home without it!
To purchase go to the FREE Sutro World app on iTunes®. Download it and within the App find Vermont Eats listed alphabetically under North America, click on it, buy it, ENJOY it!
$2.99—Available immediately on iTunes®—available on Android soon
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Tour de France Vermont-Style
The Tour de Farms is an annual fund-raising event for three non-profits—ACORN, Rural Vermont and the Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition—all working in their own ways to make Vermont more sustainable and healthy.
Held this year on Sunday September 18th, the bicycle event begins and ends in Shoreham on the western side of Vermont. There are three route choices varying in length—10, 24 and 30 miles long. All routes go by various family farms which will be offering food tastings from seventeen Vermont producers and NOFA-VT will be cooking pizzas on the Orwell Green.
Sample the Tour here.
The Tour ends on the Shoreham Green for AppleFest, a harvest festival with food, music and crafts.
The Tour costs $25 for advance registration, $50 on the day.
The Tour is sponsored by American Flatbread, Earl's Cyclery & Fitness, Wolaver's Organic Beer and Vermont Fresh Network.
Excerpted from the upcoming App Vermont Eats: The Essential Green Travel Guide—available soon on iTunes.
Photo courtesy http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/view-image.php?image=938&picture=bicycle-marathon, Bicycle Marathon by Vojko Kalan
Held this year on Sunday September 18th, the bicycle event begins and ends in Shoreham on the western side of Vermont. There are three route choices varying in length—10, 24 and 30 miles long. All routes go by various family farms which will be offering food tastings from seventeen Vermont producers and NOFA-VT will be cooking pizzas on the Orwell Green.
Sample the Tour here.
The Tour ends on the Shoreham Green for AppleFest, a harvest festival with food, music and crafts.
The Tour costs $25 for advance registration, $50 on the day.
The Tour is sponsored by American Flatbread, Earl's Cyclery & Fitness, Wolaver's Organic Beer and Vermont Fresh Network.
Excerpted from the upcoming App Vermont Eats: The Essential Green Travel Guide—available soon on iTunes.
Photo courtesy http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/view-image.php?image=938&picture=bicycle-marathon, Bicycle Marathon by Vojko Kalan
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Friday, September 9, 2011
App Mania
Busy, busy, busy here producing The Essential Green Travel Guide series of Apps. Green Venice is live and selling swiftly!
Next up is Vermont Eats—a tour de force of the great, green, groovy food scene in Vermont. Vermont Eats has over 400 entries, 1300 photos, all searchable by price, region and type of business including farmer's markets, artisan cheeses, farm-to-table restaurants, micro-breweries, pizzas, gluten-free foods, vegetarian options, organic farms, health food stores and about thirty more categories—all easy-to-find with built-in Google maps.
Vermont Eats will be live within two weeks so stay tuned for the launch date. A must-have for both residents and travelers—you won't want to leave home without this App!
Next up is Vermont Eats—a tour de force of the great, green, groovy food scene in Vermont. Vermont Eats has over 400 entries, 1300 photos, all searchable by price, region and type of business including farmer's markets, artisan cheeses, farm-to-table restaurants, micro-breweries, pizzas, gluten-free foods, vegetarian options, organic farms, health food stores and about thirty more categories—all easy-to-find with built-in Google maps.
Vermont Eats will be live within two weeks so stay tuned for the launch date. A must-have for both residents and travelers—you won't want to leave home without this App!
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