After you indulge in a favorite comfort food, you feel? Good if you are a man; guilty if you are a women. Men eat to feel better; women feel worse after they splurge. … Read More
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After you indulge in a favorite comfort food, you feel? Good if you are a man; guilty if you are a women. Men eat to feel better; women feel worse after they splurge. … Read More
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We know that alcohol can damage an unborn baby but the question remains, how much alcohol is needed to cause harm and when is the risk greatest for the developing baby. For obvious ethical reasons, researchers cannot expose pregnant women to alcohol and wait to see the results. But a group of researchers from the … Read More
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We love to try new foods. Some are great. Some don’t measure up and some become staples in our kitchen. See what you think. Winter and oatmeal go hand in hand. Better Oats owned by MOM Brands came on the market in 2010 with a product line of 23 flavors of instant oatmeal, a food category that has been dominated by Quaker for years. Each flavor of Better Oats instant oatmeal comes packaged with 5-single serve pouches. A clever and useful packaging twist allows the product pouch to be used as a measuring cup to make the oatmeal. This is a distinct advantage for an on-the-go breakfast in the office microwave or for kids preparing their own breakfast. The oatmeal can be made either in the microwave or on the stovetop. Package instructions suggest that the oatmeal be prepared with either water or milk. If you use fat free milk, the product is richer and offer 300 additional milligrams of calcium, one-third of the daily adult recommendation. The Better Oats brand continues to grow by introducing new flavors. We recently tried 4 flavors. … Read More
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Did you know? You develop a greater sensitivity to sodium as you get older. Cutting down on salt becomes even more important to help keep your blood pressure down. … Read More
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Two researchers at Rutgers, State University of New Jersey attempted to do a comprehensive review of the typical American diet. Their results are both interesting and sad. In a land of abundance with a varied and healthy food supply, most Americans aren’t eating well and far too many are eating too much. Calories – You’ve … Read More
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We love to try new foods. Some are great. Some don’t measure up and some become staples in our kitchen. See what you think As the good-for-you drink category continues to expand, V8, a long-established, healthy, vegetable juice drink, is adding new flavors – Original Hint Of Lime and Original Hint of Black Pepper. Both are exactly that, a hint of a new taste. Lime is subtle and Black Pepper has a mild kick. … Read More
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It’s a Myth: Eating eggs raises cholesterol. Research has shown no connection between eating up to 1 egg a day and heart disease. High blood cholesterol is more likely caused by diets high in saturated fats and low in fiber than diets that include a moderate amount of eggs … Read More
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You’ve heard it over and over again – eat poorly and you contribute to your risk for heart disease; eat well and you reduce your risk. Initiating 7 simple diet strategies could cumulatively reduce your risk for heart disease by 20 to 30%. 1. Eat less saturated fat and trans fat; eat more monounsaturated and … Read More
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We love to try new foods. Some are great. Some don’t measure up and some become staples in our kitchen. See what you think. Stonefire was a new company for us and the flatbreads they made were excellent. Traditional naan is a flatbread baked in small amounts in a searing hot, clay, tandoor oven. Within seconds the dough cooks and bubbles and the naan is done. To duplicate this process on a commercial level and obtain the true smoky taste of naan requires a great deal of ingenuity. The Stonefire brand headed by the Ajmera family has succeeded in producing an excellent, authentic tandoor baked naan. … Read More
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Good genes count, but research found that only one-third of your life span is the result of your genes. Two-thirds of your life expectancy risk is due to lifestyle choices, like eating and exercise habits. … Read More
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