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Tofu to the People
Durham's Greenhouse Cafe offers both vegetarian and non-vegetarian meals. "I just can't stand boring food," says co-owner Linda Steiner (right, with co-owner Will Foy and cook Rebecca Distenfeld).Image credit: Alex Maness
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