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Mar 02 2009

A Nod To National Noodle Month

Published by jsfarmer under Featured, Food News

March is National Noodle Month, and it seems pretty fitting since the flu has been going around where I live, and Chicken Noodle Soup is the best cure for that (and the common cold) that I know of!
Read all about National Noodle Month here.
And don’t miss two great Peet’s roasts that are going, going, and [...]

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Dec 10 2008

Coffee On My Mind

Published by jsfarmer under Featured, Food News, Trivia

As the weather gets colder, it only makes sense that I’m craving hot java, right?
But it seems that there are some people who think differently when it comes to coffee.
Here’s a story about jewelry made with coffee beans.
And another about java fuel–for cars.
It’s that outside-the-box thinking that’s going to change the world, one bean at a [...]

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Nov 04 2008

D.C., S.F. Go Green For Greenfestival

Published by jsfarmer under Featured, Food News, Health

Green Festival™ hits Washington, D.C., November 8 & 9 at the Washington Convention Center, and San Francisco, Calif., November 14, 15 & 16 at the Concourse Exhibition Center.
Green Festival is a joint project of Global Exchange and Co-op America, is akin to a walk through a sustainable community.
The festival features more than 125 renowned authors, leaders [...]

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Oct 27 2008

World Go Vegan Days Are Here!

If you’ve ever contemplated going vegan, now’s the time during World Go Vegan Days, which started October 25 and run through October 31.
Created by In Defense of Animals (IDA), World Go Vegan Days is an annual event to educate people about the vegan lifestyle. During World Go Vegan Days, IDA encourages people to become conscious of what [...]

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Oct 21 2008

How To Cook Spaghetti Squash

Published by jsfarmer under Featured, Meal planning, Recipes

Fall is my favorite time of year for many reasons (my wedding anniversary is in October, I love Halloween–scary movies in particular, we adopted our dog in October, the trees are pretty, the air is crisp and clean, etc.).
Plus, I start seeing one of my favorite types of produce in the stores this time of [...]

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Oct 14 2008

Get To Know Beans

Published by jsfarmer under Featured, Food News, Health

Don’t know beans about beans? Never fear!
Here’s a quick lesson on beans, which pack quite a powerful healthy punch (they are high in protein, and may also help protect against heart disease, diabetes, and obesity).
Kidney Beans (pictured above)
These red beans are often found in chili and contain almost as much antioxidant power as wild blueberries.
Navy [...]

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Oct 07 2008

New York City Whets Appetities

Leave it to New York City to not only host one of the coolest foodie events ever, but also provide the backdrop for the ever-addictive “Top Chef” on Bravo.
But before we talk boob tube, let’s talk festival.
Thursday, October 9, through Sunday, October 12, The Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival takes a [...]

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Sep 30 2008

Focus On Veggies, Gluten Free In October

Published by jsfarmer under Featured, Food News, Health

Not only is October a beautiful month where I live (northern California), but it’s also a month full of awareness and events that pertain to the way I eat.
October is both Vegetarian Awareness Month and Celiac Disease Awareness Month (thus, the gluten-free blurb).
Not only that, but October 1 is also World Vegetarian Day, an event [...]

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Sep 16 2008

A Magic Wand For Hot & Cold Beverages

Published by jsfarmer under Featured, Food News, Products

Call me crazy, but when I hear about a gadget that is not only eco-friendly but also helps fight teeth stains, well, I’m all for it.
Enter Wisdom Wands.
The Java Wand and Health Tea Wand are both made form hand-blown glass. The Java Wand’s filtered straw saves on electricity (up to three times less energy than that [...]

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Sep 09 2008

Fish: Balancing Safe and Sustainable

Published by jsfarmer under Featured, Food News, Health

For those who eat seafood, it’s time to take a look at how that smoked salmon, lobster tail, crab legs or shrimp scampy got from the ocean to your plate.
Not only should you be aware of the mercury levels in the seafood you dine on, but also how the seafood is caught, and how that impacts the [...]

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