Clover counters, redux
ayr
July 27, 2010
The counters on the MIT truck were OK, for the 6 weeks we were planning on using them. You see the Clover Food Lab was
The counters on the MIT truck were OK, for the 6 weeks we were planning on using them. You see the Clover Food Lab was
Those of you who have been eating with us for a while know that things are always changing. We experiment constantly. We are always trying
We know you don’t like it when we run out of things like napkins and forks. We don’t like it either. Every night we pack
We did it. 3 events in 1 week. Food Project last Saturday, Arboretum last Sunday, and TEDxCambridge today. Not sure how the money ended up
Last time we were at Stata it was a disaster. Look up “earth day” on the blog. Uhgg. We’re returning this Sunday to the same
Starting Monday (5/17) we’re launching a new experiment. The folks at the Media Lab have approached us about finding a way to feed the building.
This is the latest coffee station. It makes 3 cups at a time. We love the tight footprint, but we’re starting to think we might
Last time around I bought organic hats. They cost me over $20/ hat. This time, trucker hats: $7.56/ hat. You can have one for $10.
Barth from Barrington Roasters gave me some of these coffee sacks the other day. They’re sort of a waste product in their business. These are
I don’t have a large car. To get the new truck up in time I had to do some serious running around last week. Including
