Peace, love and homegrown eats... these staples of the hippie movement are still present in today’s culture.

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Many of the fringe foods from the 1960s and 1970s are considered health foods today. Sprouts, tofu, nut loaf and mixed juices are a small sampling of "hippie foods" present on many menus today.

Hippie kids were the first to grow up in a world of pesticides and fertilizers. They were aware of some of the issues with industrially produced food. They decided to strip those things away and consume things they could control: grains and vegetables.

Listen as Jonathan Kauffman joins Melanie Cole, MS, to discuss the presence of hippie food in today’s culture.

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