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TrailBlaze: More Than Just an Energy Bar Mix
Monday, 06 August 2007
TrailBlaze MuffinsThis month's Go Dairy Free giveaway includes a gift package of TrailBlaze Energy Bar Mixes by Matisse & Jack's.  In honor of the occasion, I decided ot pick up a few boxes myself. Since they offered free shipping on orders of five boxes or more, I of course gave into this wise marketing and ordered five boxes.  But really, making five boxes of energy bars seemed a bit boring, so I decided to experiment a bit with the mixes using some of their recommnended ideas and one of my own.... Read This Product Review / View all Product Reviews
 
Major Grocery Chain Says 'No' to Hormones in Milk
Monday, 06 August 2007

Kroger Co. announced a major policy change to sell only hormone-free milk in its stores.  While the move was based upon consumer demand, rather than health concerns, the shift is still viewed as a step forward for the consumer and a major blow to the rBST monopoly otherwise known as Monsanto.

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Cookbook Adventures - Four Books, One Kitchen
Sunday, 05 August 2007
Four CookbooksAlisa Fleming - Over the past few months, I must confess that my interest in cooking had all but vanished.  Somehow the effort required to seek out ingredients and spend that extra time in the kitchen to discover new recipes just didn't seem worth it.  Luckily, a surge of interesting (and well, not so interesting) cookbooks have renewed my curiosity in trialing new dishes.  With four new cookbooks in hand, I am once again enjoying the pleasures of a home cooked meal... 
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Featured Product Review: Late July Sandwich Cookies
Sunday, 05 August 2007

 Late July

New Dark Chocolate and Vanilla Bean with Green Tea flavors - Organic, Vegan, Dairy-Free, Egg-Free

"...after twisting off the top cookie and revealing black flecks of genuine vanilla bean embedded in the creamy center, my heart was instantly won over.  Only recently have I been able to afford my first real vanilla bean, so I know how expensive and clearly superior in taste they are .. .this sandwich cookie is nothing like any Oreo I’ve ever had- It’s immeasurably better!" - Read This Review / Read All Reviews

 
Raw Maple Pecan Ice Cream
Saturday, 04 August 2007
Raw Ice CreamJessica Su, Su Good Eats - Chocolate is my undoing year round, but ice cream is my undoing during the summer. I love nudging it with my tongue and letting it gracefully melt away. But every so often, a little voice nags me: “You shouldn’t eat so much ice cream because it’s bad… Read Post and Recipe
 
Probiotic Treatment May Limit Eczema in Infants
Friday, 03 August 2007
Foods Matter - Oral supplementation with the probiotic Lactobacillus reuteri to the mother during pregnancy and to the infant after birth may help reduce the development of eczema and allergy associated with immunoglobulin E, a key protein involved in the allergic response, according to Dr.Thomas R.Abrahamsson and colleagues of Linkoping University Hospital in Sweden.
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