Noun
locavore (plural locavores)
(cooking, neologism) One who tries to eat only locally grown foods. [from 2005]
Synonym: localvore
Antonym: distavore
But many Canadians prefer protectionist policies, at least in certain areas, which is part of the reason for the increasing success of farmers' markets, locavore movements, and events celebrating local processors. Source: Internet
We opted for the locavore option -- white sturgeon caviar farmed in the Delta, accompanied by top-notch Napa-based Charbay vodka. Source: Internet
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The locavore in me immediately thought the chef was referencing Modus Mandarina, Ska’s citrusy IPA. Source: Internet
I describe it as “fictional locavore.” Source: Internet
It’s nice to know there is locavore spirit, even in places where the word likely doesn’t have any translation. Source: Internet