Like many, I follow an uncontrollable amount of blogs, most of the food persuasion.  With so many wonderful posts to read, and incredible recipes to ponder, it seemed only natural that we should highlight a few of the “month’s best.”  Since there were so many to choose from, we opted to go with the “bloggers' bounty” theme, featuring those that made good use of fruits or vegetables from the garden.  Indulge your senses ... do not resist the temptation to view these recipes:

The Vegetarian Site - From pints of non-dairy ice cream to frozen novelties, vegan frozen dessert options are proliferating today. In this in-depth and unbiased article, we review eight different nondairy frozen ice cream sandwich products, including four conventional sandwiches (wafer-type) and four cookie sandwiches. There is not a bad product in the bunch, although some are notably tastier than others, and the quality of ingredients varies substantially. This range of nondairy frozen novelties nicely fills a niche market--one that is growing every year.

Paul England, Cookies Etc. - As a child growing up, I enjoyed reading The Little House On The Prairie books. I was amazed at what they did to survive. A child of the Seventies, all I knew were supermarkets. Sure, my parents and grandparents told me stories about how it was when they were growing up but stories about the someone getting the first car or TV in the neighborhood didn’t compare to the seemingly outlandish concept of having to hunt and grow everything you were going to eat for the next year.

Congratulations to Michele of Louisville Kentucky, she was the winner of the Go Dairy Free Newsletter Giveaway for the month of August.  Michele will receive a gift package from Matisse & Jack's, including several boxes of their TrailBlaze Bake-at-Home Energy Bar Mix.  Every month there is a new prize and  a new winner, so stay tuned as the September prize will be announced in the week ahead!  Also, don't forget to check out the August Newsletter, filled with back to school highlights.  All of the Go Dairy Free Newsletters are available to view online.