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Thoughts, opinions, musings and discussion about nutrition, food trends, diet myths, new products and fad-free healthy eating.

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Aug 16

FTC Puts the Squeeze on Acai Berry Weight Loss Supplements and Colon Cleansers

Happy day. Maybe we’ll finally get rid of all the deceptive Internet ads for acai berry supplements featuring phony endorsements attributed to Oprah and Rachael Ray.   Maybe people will save their money and not put their fai (read full article)

acai berry, AcaiPure, colopure, Dietary Supplements, FTC, FTC lawsuit, Health Claims

Aug 13

A Global View of Innovative, Tasty New Food Products

At the recent Institute of Food Technologists meeting in Chicago, Mintel hosted the Global New Products Pavilion and showcased the latest food and beverage trends from around the world.  Mintel’s new product experts, Lynn Dornblaser and David (read full article)

Food and Nutrition Trends

Aug 11

The Ultimate Celebration of the Home Cook

It was Suzanne Doueihy’s turn to take to the stoves at Tawlet.  This unique cooperative-style restaurant in Beirut not only showcases regional Lebanese cuisine, it honors the cook behind the meal. At Tawlet (”kitchen table” in Ara (read full article)

Beirut, freekeh, Kamal Mouzawak, kibbeh, Lebanese Farmer's Market, Lebanese Food, Lebanon, Meghli, Middle Eastern home cooking, othamaliye

Aug 03

Authentic Lebanese Fattoush Salad Recipe

Most people think of tabbouleh when you mention Lebanese salads.  It’s true, this parsley-bulgur combination is a classic (you can find a recipe in a previous post).  However, fattoush is my favorite. It may be lesser known in the U.S., but (read full article)

fattoush, Fruits Vegetables, Lebanese Food, lebanese salads

Jul 28

Breakfast at Tripoli

We went back in time when we set out to visit the historic section of Tripoli — Lebanon’s second largest city.  My husband’s cousin Lina took us to an old neighborhood in Tripoli to experience a traditional Lebanese breakfast. It w (read full article)

balila, falafel, foul, Lebanese Food, Lebanon, othmaliye, Tripoli

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