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Avoid rapeseed and sunflower seed oils. Instead, buy olive oil, which is full of antioxidants and less inflammatory. I’m obsessed with Citizens of Soil’s extra virgin olive oil. Make sure you keep your olive oil in a cool, dark cupboard and use it only when cooking over a medium heat. If you’re cooking over a … Read more
A Recent Study on The Coconut Sugar Market Aims at Leveragging The Insights Derived on the Basis of Both Qualitative and Quantitative Data Assessment For The Forecast Journal, 2021-2031. The Market Intelligence Report on Coconut Sugar Market Dives Deep Into Aspects Including Butt Limited To The Market Size, Growth and Share Across Different Regions to … Read more
The Olympics are officially over but they are still on our minds. We have a list of Olympic events that would be perfect if Twin Falls decided to create their own version. I am also looking for anyone who would actually like to put something like this together. 1 disc-golf People absolutely love disc golf … Read more
This year Simon Rogan celebrates twenty years at L’Enclume. His brilliant Cumbrian restaurant by him first appeared in the Guide in 2004, then made its way through our ratings and awards at an electric pace. Within ten years L’Enclume had not only scored a perfect 10 but also bagged the number one spot in The … Read more
Real-time soil health management for sustained agriculture practices Aarthi JanakiRaman, Research Director, Chemicals and Advanced Materials at TechVision, Frost & Sullivan, turns the spotlight onto continuous and real-time soil health management, which are critical for sustained agriculture practices The rise in world population has placed an immense burden … Read more
The team at The Orchard’s Daily Rind blog put together a list of US black owned businesses that include music, media, food and culture. It’s fare from a complete list, but its a great place to start. A guest post by MEREDITH NADEAU of The Daily Rind. The Orchard and our affiliates took this call … Read more
Every year, during the crossover between February and March, Fairtrade Fortnight is celebrated here in the UK. Taking place over two weeks, the event is a chance to spread the word about fairer working conditions for farmers, the climate crisis and the work we can do from home. Fairtrade Fornight: What is Fairtrade? The Fairtrade … Read more
Shielded from the sun as it beat down on golden grass in Bowral, New South Wales, I was anticipating a “taste of the future”. It’s a bold claim but Jeff Aston, the owner of Tractorless Vineyard, had convinced this casual wine drinker. Inside his warehouse wine barrels were stacked on metal rigs. Bottles of Riesling, … Read more
2/22/22 is a day to celebrate! Todays might be the most epic Taco Tuesday of all time! While you’re out enjoying Mexican food today, make sure you order a margarita to go with it, because today is also NATIONAL MARGARITA DAY. Mexican restaurants all over the the Cedar Rapids area are celebrating with specials and … Read more
The Whole30 Diet (colloquially shortened to “Whole30”) is almost near Atkins-level popularity. The simple fact that there is an official Whole30 label and certification process is a testament to its mass following. Trends don’t get a label unless they’re a big deal, and brands want in. The program currently boasts 141 official Whole30-approved brands (62 … Read more
I have lived in my neighborhood for 13 years and I cannot imagine living anywhere else. I am surrounded by greenery and fall asleep to the sound of owls. However, I am only 25 minutes from central London and have the Tube right around the corner. So it feels like the best of both worlds. … Read more
Startup haven one-north isn’t just an incubator of innovation and new ideas -it’s got some pretty good grub to fuel those active minds as well. With a collection of malls, cafes, and Timbre+ one-north in the area, you can count on a satisfied stomach whether for a work lunch or a weekend brunch. Here’re the … Read more
Feeding kids can be a challenge on the best day. One day they love apples, and the next day they won’t touch them. When you add in food allergies, sensitivities, picky eating, or sensory differences, the complications multiply. Unfortunately, figuring out what is healthy is not always straightforward. Here to help you make sense of … Read more
A panel featuring African American community leaders, in Battle Creek, has been rescheduled. Kellogg Community College had originally scheduled the panel discussion event: “Sharing the Black Experience” on February 3dr. However, due to a recent winter storm, that panel has been rescheduled for the first Monday in March. The new scheduled time will run from … Read more
We all have pivotal moments in life. Moments when we stop, take a step back and realize we need to make a change. For chef and baker Henrietta Inman, her clarion call came in mid-2020, just before the Covid pandemic would sweep the globe. Returning to her home county of Suffolk from a professional kitchen … Read more
Whether you are a vegan, a vegetarian or just trying to consume less animal products, it can be helpful to have a few go-to, easy options that are compatible with your dietary needs. That’s where Trader Joe’s comes in. The cult-favorite grocery chain is constantly pushing out new products and resurrecting old favorites — many … Read more