Jester | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 12 2007 | food, seattle, obesity, health
interesting...
Quoted: UW researchers have found that the strongest predictor of obesity rates in King County ZIP codes isn't income or education, but property values. It's further evidence that obesity isn't just about individual willpower.
- Jester | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 12 2007 | seattle, review, food, Brazilian, meat
holy meat overload! some friends and me were looking for a different place to eat it and this fit the bill...nothing but waiter after waiter bringing meat on skewers...mmmm...now i'm off to have a heart attack...
Quoted: Come to Citysearch to get information, directions, and reviews on Ipanema Brazilian Grill and other Restaurants in Seattle
ShareViewed: 7 Times - Jester | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 03 2006 | food, german, seattle
i've got only 6 stamps on my first card and 44 more to go! no wonder there are no plaques in that place...hmm...might need to enact 3 stein wednesdays!
Quoted: Come to Citysearch to get information, directions, and reviews on Feierabend and other Restaurants in Seattle
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- derek - Sep 12 2007
- ms.kruse - Sep 12 2007
You must be Jesseez DOTS who came up with a stupid name like's friend before you can comment on this Fave.Looking at the map, it would seem that income is pretty strongly correlated, as would be expected. Healthy food costs more, if it's even available.
I've noticed quite a difference in taste/quality level of produce at Fred Meyers/QFC and produce from PCC or the Farmer's Market. So perhaps even what poorer communities have available in the way of healthy foods aren't that enjoyable to eat.
Send Jesseez DOTS who came up with a stupid name like a friend request or a personal message instead.