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Sometimes, looking is enough. And, sometimes, you just have to give in to temptation. Friday Food Porn One of my latest haunts on the web is a relatively new site called Golubka. It's a mother-daughter collaboration covering good food, cleve (read full article)
Let thy food be thy medicine and thy medicine be thy food. ~ Hippocrates If you're not familiar with the dynamo behind the award-winning site Making Love In The Kitchen, you should be. Whether leading you through a Green Smoothie Cleanse, foragi (read full article)
According to the Harvard School of Public Health, most people should aim for at least nine servings of vegetables and fruits a day. While everyone agrees that fresh fruits and veggies are a great way to get the nutrients you need for optimum health, (read full article)
Not too long ago, I wrote a post entitled 15 Tips To Transition To A Raw Foods Lifestyle, in which I shared that – gasp! – I do not own a Vita-Mix® or Blendtec® blender. Well, holy guacamole, you would not believe the number of emails tha (read full article)
Spring is the season of rebirth, when the Earth awakens from her long winter's nap with the promise of new life. Raw Food Land has recently seen the birth of some exciting new ventures... Anthony Anderson, better known as RawModel, has turned his pa (read full article)
Only five more days until little goblins start ringing doorbells in your neighborhood. Wonder how they'd react if you handed them a glass of slimy, green goodness instead of a bag of carmel corns? Hmmm...Did you know that just two teaspoons of sugar (read full article)
I'm a big fan of coconut water. I'll often use it in place of filtered water in my green smoothies. I like to add it to blended soups and raw desserts. And there's nothing that quenches my thirst and rehydrates me more quickly after a long hike, run (read full article)
How often I'd pass by those little hairy brown fruits. But when the sign read, Kiwi: 6 for $3.00, I couldn't pass up the bargain.Beneath the peel, I discovered green flesh, white pulp in the center, and small black (edible) seeds. Mmm, not bad. The t (read full article)
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