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Great Chefs of Los Angeles @ CBS 11/09/08
Last Sunday the 22nd Annual Great Chefs of Los Angeles took place on the lot at CBS Studios to benefit the National Kidney Foundation of Southern California. Some of the city's best chefs were in attendance, serving up their finest fare. Vintners, liquor companies and non-alcoholic beverage companies also donated drinks to the event.
This year’s "Go Green, Go Organic" theme promotes eco-friendly and recyclable products as well as conscious living and sustainability, and emphasizes organic foodstuffs throughout the event. Guests will use biodegradable utensils by Sysco's Eco Company line, and separate recycling units will be available throughout the event. Non-alcoholic beverages are available from Guayaki, Pom Wonderful and Source Water, all companies with an organic focus.
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