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Posted by Kristen Nweeia on A Nice Cuppa.
Not just another tea blog, the aptly named Another Tea Blog is a beautiful blog dedicated to premium quality teas and the pleasure that comes with experiencing them.
According to the “about you” page, the blogger, Alex from Fort Worth, Texas, blogs about tea because: “I like tea, thought […]

Posted by Erika Waz on Kids Cuisine.
My children love fruit leathers and fruit snacks, so when the opportunity came up to try Fruitabu’s line of Organic Smooshed Fruit Flats, we jumped at the chance. Our sample happened to be apricot flavored, and the ingredient list consisted of organic apple puree concentrate, organic apricot puree concentrate, […]

Posted by Ali Beauchamp on Just Baking.
If I ever have my own bakery, this recipe is going on the menu. Delicious doesn’t even begin to describe it. Moist and spicy with the pleasant tang of whipped cream cheese frosting. This recipe is from 1910 and from the amazing cookbook, Heirloom Baking with the Brass Sisters.
Cold […]

Posted by Susan Russo on Fit Fare
The American Medical Association (AMA) wants to you eat less salt. In fact, they ranked it #5 out of 10 health-centered resolutions for 2008.
The AMA suggests limiting salt intake to one teaspoon per day (2,300 mg) or half a teaspoon (1,150 mg) if over the age of 50. It […]

Posted by Neil Murray on Get Your Grill On
If you watch enough cooking shows, you would have most certainly heard the term, sort of a television cook’s mantra – fat is flavour, usually when there is some fat appearing in their recipes, possibly to assuage one’s guilt about eating it. But really, do they make […]

Posted by Sandy Smith on Growers & Grocers.
 
Since I am not the primary consumer of ketchup in my household (that distinction belongs to my kids), I decided to enlist the whole family in taste-testing this product. We sampled Wholemato’s Organic Agave Ketchup on roasted potatoes, which were otherwise flavored only with sea salt, black pepper, […]

Posted by Kelby Carr on Kids Cuisine.
It’s certainly lots of fun decorating Easter eggs, and they sure are pretty. The kids have a great time, and you really can’t tell them there will be no Easter egg decorating.
Then the days following Easter happen, and I stare at those eggs. They sit there, perky and bright, […]

Posted by Alisa Fleming on Fit Fare.
Bigger and reportedly better than ever, Expo West 2008 was bursting at the seems this year with over 52,000 visitors (an increase of 11% over the prior year) vying for a look at the latest natural food, health, and personal care offerings from roughly 3400 exhibitors. Yes, reportedly … […]

Posted by Robert Hess on The Spirit World
Nothing is more appealing to me when I travel, then having an opportunity to sample some of the locally available food or beverages. When I find that there is not only a local food AND beverage, but that they are specifically intended to be paired together, then clearly […]

Posted by Madeline Miller on Edible TV

Jacob at Food Network Addict alerts us that one of our favorite Top Chef guest judges, Ted Allen, has started a new blog.
LAist discusses the predictions made by three Food Network stars.
Paula Deen granted a sick child’s wish.
The Canadian Press discusses a new Food Network Canada show starring Anna […]