Fact: 16 million children (1 in 5) in the U.S. struggle with hunger. Nearly half of all people who use the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP or food stamps) are kids. 21 million U.S. kids receive a free or reduced-price school lunch, but only half of those kids also get breakfast, even though they’re eligible. … Continue reading »
I admit it. I have hit a dining “wall” with my 22-month-old Little Foodie. My closest friends and biggest critics are often skeptical about my family’s ability to enjoy a dining experience with a 5-year-old and a 22-month-old. And while they both still enjoy a variety of foods, Little A’s patience has dwindled significantly. Our … Continue reading »
So the cat is now officially out of the bag ever since famed chef, TV personality, and author Anthony Bourdain took a trip with Atlanta’s own Richard Blais to the Buford Highway Farmers Market. The Atlanta episode of the Layover, where Bourdain has between 24-48 hours to kill in some of the world’s major airport … Continue reading »
My husband and friends claim I’m competitive, so I guess I know where Big A gets it. So in the spirit of family-bonding (and a little friendly competition), I decided to sign up My Little Foodies for Cabbagetown’s Chomp and Stomp Chili Cook-off and Festival. Continue reading »
It was a beautiful day as we strolled the sunny streets of Midtown for the “food lover’s food experience,” Taste of Atlanta. Every food festival has its own flavor, and each has its pros and cons. Taste of Atlanta has something for everyone, whether you consider yourself a real foodie or just love to eat … Continue reading »
Here’s a virtual thrown plate and napkins tossed for all of the wonderful food and fun you will have at the Atlanta Greek Festival held at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation this weekend. My Little Foodies enjoyed a wonderful evening of traditional Greek fare and music with some good friends. It’s all about … Continue reading »
The 7th Annual Field of Greens Festival held at Whippoorwill Hollow Organic Farm in Walnut Grove was the highlight for My Little Foodies this past weekend. This all-day festival set against a backdrop of fields of organic veggies, featured some of the best restaurants in the city serving their farm-to-table fare under an all-you-can-eat chef’s … Continue reading »
In the case of North Georgia’s State Fair, a picture really is worth a thousand words. This has become a family tradition for us, and every year food vendors stun me with their crazy concoctions. While there are a few healthier options, most food offerings contribute to Georgia’s #2 ranking in childhood obesity. I am, … Continue reading »
For years, I’ve made regular pilgrimages across town to Your Dekalb Farmers Market to experience the sites and sounds of one of Atlanta’s largest melting pots of cuisine and clientele. I now do the same with My Little Foodies a couple of times a month, and each time, it serves as a great learning experience … Continue reading »
I was lucky enough to spend a fantastic Friday with My Little Foodies before Big A went back to school. After taking in a performance at The Center for Puppetry Arts – always an excellent show – we typically cruise through Midtown looking to grab a bite for lunch. As we passed Atlantic Station, I … Continue reading »
