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Press
Read what the press has to say about us...
The Globe and Mail
- March 12, 2005
Talk of the Town, by Tralee Pearce
Toronto Star
- March 23, 2005
Ethical Butchers, by Jennifer Bain
National Post
- March 26, 2005
True Organic for Carnivores,
by
Jacob Richler
City Bites Magazine
- April/May 2005 Edition
Every Hipster Needs a Good Butcher,
by
Harry Otis Parsons
Toronto Life
- July, 2005
Chick Magnet
"Eating organic used to be an ethical choice; now it's as much about
good taste as it is about being good."
The Globe and Mail
- August 27, 2005
The New Chop Shop, by D. Grant Black
Mamma Japanese Parenting Magazine
-
September, 2005
The Healthy Butcher - Eating Right
Toro Magazine
- October, 2005
(The Healthy Butcher is 1 of only 4 places in Canada recommended to get
the best beef)
Arrivaderci Pasta,
by
Mark Schatzker
City Bites -
November, 2005
The
Love of a Good Butcher,
by
Eric Rumble
Toronto Life -
November, 2005
Toronto's Best Food Shops
Eating & Drinking Guide 2006
National Post
- December 10, 2005
They'll Be Home For Christmas, by Jacob Richler
The Globe and Mail
- December 10, 2005
The Whole Hog,
by Karen von Hahn
National Post
- January 7, 2006
Pork Belly Futures Looking More Tasty,
by Jacob Richler
Press Release
- March 16, 2006
The Healthy Butcher Granted Organic Certification
Toronto Life
- August, 2006
High Steaks, by Sasha Chapman
"Before industrial feedlots came along, we used to raise cattle on good
ole-fashioned grass. Those old-timers were on to something. ... And, of
course, ... knowing where your meat comes from can leave a much better taste in
your mouth."
Press Release - August 6, 2006
The Healthy Butcher's
Meat
Wins Double-Gold at
the
Canadian BBQ
Championship
Maclean - November 27, 2006
How Would I like my steak? Raw.
by
Amy Rosen
"'They come in several times a week and everything they buy they eat raw.'
That includes organic chicken, game meats like elk and bison, and organs."
Our Neighbourhood - December, 2006
Feast On This, by Lesley-Ann McClure
"This butcher shop doesn't cut corners. The well-trained staff takes
time to answer questions and recommend cooking methods. They admit organic
food ain't cheap but say you get what you pay for. Organic food costs more
to produce and people are misled to believe that food should cost so little.
The Healthy butcher helps to keep prices down by dealing directly with the
farmers."
Toronto Star
- January 31, 2007
Got a Beef With Your Butcher?,
by Susan Sampson
The Globe and Mail
- March 24, 2007
Butcher Boys and Girls, by Peter Cheney
Gadzooks!
- April 5, 2007
3 compiled articles from
www.gogadzooks.com
Healthy Butcher Definitely Organic
Disassembling the Pork
Sausage King
The Ethicurean
- April 19, 2007
While in Toronto, by Nosher of the North
Torontoist.com
- May 17, 2007
A
Better BBQ
"if you're an omnivore, why not make sure the meat you're eating is really
really good"
CIUT Career Buzz
- May 25, 2007
PODCAST
Listen to a radio interview with Healthy Butcher founders Mario Fiorucci and
Tara Longo about their inspiring career switch from Bay St. Lawyer and
Investment banker to butcher shop owners.
Toronto Star
- May 27, 2007
Old-style Butchers Back in Vogue,
by
Murray Whyte
Press Release
- September 16, 2007
The
2007 Results for the Canadian BBQ Championships are in!
Entrepreneur of the Year 2007
- October 18, 2007
Stories of Success - Celebrating the Spirit of Leadership in Ontario
Mario Fiorucci and Tara Longo Finalists for Canada's most respected
entrepreneurial awards.
"It is inspiring to see just how much entrepreneurial ingenuity there
is right here in our own backyard, and how much it enriches the life of our
province." - Dan Cornacchia, Program Director, Ernst & Young
TasteTO.com
- January 18, 2008
Tapas Out, Meat In, by Rod Weatherbie
"Local, traceable, and meaty are in, while equatorial fruit and small plates
are passé."
NOW
- January 31, 2008
Beauty Tip - Review of The Healthy Butcher's Homemade Soap
"Sustainable Suds"
The Globe and Mail
- February 28, 2008
Pleasures of the Flesh, by Susan Bourette
"The carnivores are back. It's like a bitch-slap to all those
reedy, high-minded herbivores who demanded nothing short of a bloodless
revolution, dictating the parameters of the discussion, decreeing the rules for
years. Now, it's meat-eaters who have wrestled control of the food
debate."
Toronto Life
- March, 2008
Have a Cow, by Sasha Chapman
"It's supposed to be a win-win approach to meat: animals are treated
better and raised in a more environmentally friendly fashion (the production of
local, organic, pastured beef consumes far less fossil fuel than feedlot
cattle); farmers are paid more because they deal directly with butchers and
chefs; less of the animal is wasted; best of all, the consumer gets to eat a
healthier, better-quality steak. At the epicentre of this cult is The
Healthy Butcher ... No other food shop in Toronto is working harder to
change the way we eat."
Ontario Hostelry Institute - 2008 Gold Awards
- April 17, 2008
Inducted Fellows of the Hostelry Institute
Mario Fiorucci and Tara Longo, founders of The Healthy Butcher are inducted
as Fellows of the Hostelry Institute for professional achievement, dedication,
and contribution to the foodservice and hospitality industry.
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