brainfood

British  

/ ˈbreɪnˌfuːd /

noun

1. any foodstuff containing nutrients thought to promote brain function, such as oily fish which is rich in omega-3 oils

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Example Sentences

A donation of $100 would allow the Montgomery Coalition for Adult English Literacy to buy toolkits to train 10 volunteers, let Borromeo Housing buy a car seat, blanket and diapers for a baby and enable Brainfood to buy aprons for 10 students.

From Washington Post

Rivera, a Brainfood program graduate who became the deviled egg expert at his last pub-kitchen job, has since refined the Homegrown brand’s recipes for sweet potato chips, flavored popcorns, cold-pressed juices and other products now for sale at Homegrown’s space at Union Market, plus at DC Brau Brewing and 3 Stars Brewing.

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Brainfood has long been connecting the dots between higher unemployment rates among urban teens and the need for reliable kitchen workers.

From Washington Post

He offered Brainfood a small space, rent free.

From Washington Post

Chef Teddy Folkman of Granville Moore’s serves on Brainfood’s board and has helped Homegrown source local produce for its products and connect with retail outlets.

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