Yummy Links: From Donald Trump to Gwyneth Paltrow


Updated 04/13/11 10:55 AM · Posted by YumSugar · 0 comments

How to Host a First Passover Seder, and More From the Web

Donald Trump eyes the wine business with a vineyard purchase. — Daily Dish The future of factory farming. — Huffington Post Food Taco Bell's testing taco shells made of Nacho Cheese Doritos. — Slashfood The 101 tastiest noodle dishes in America. — Grub Street NY Kroger jumps on the sustainable seafood bandwagon. — Reuters Here's how to host your first Passover Seder. — Chow Check Read more

9 Freegan Tips to Save Money and the Earth


Updated 05/10/12 4:00 PM · Posted by · 1 comment

How to Be a Freegan

Although most of us associate freeganism with dumpster diving, freegans actually do advocate much more than sifting through garbage for food. Madeline Nelson from freegan.info shared with me the ideology behind their lifestyle. She says, "Not all freegans are dumpster divers and not all dumpster divers are freegans. Freegans' focus is much broader and much more political — how to throw a cog Read more

Link Time: A Complete Guide to Potato Varieties


Updated 11/21/11 12:00 PM · Posted by · 0 comments

Guide to Potato Varieties

A complete guide to potato varieties. — Kitchen Daily Thoughts from the latest exile of The Next Iron Chef. — The FN Dish Which star chef just underwent an emergency appendectomy? — Grub Street SF The USDA's latest problem: food stamp trafficking. — AP For an extrafun time, play this Thanksgiving drinking game. — Food Republic How to get better at homebrewing. — Serious Eats Which Read more

Food Day Strives to Reconnect People to Their Grub


Updated 10/24/11 12:15 PM · Posted by · 0 comments

First National Food Day Since 1977

Today may just mark a great shift in reeducating American people about the direct connection our bodies have to our food. For the first time since 1977, Food Day, a grassroots movement whose "goal is nothing less than to transform the American diet," has a national footprint. At its core, Food Day aims to mobilize the American public to get serious about more sustainable and humane food policies Read more

Tainted Cantaloupes and Listeriosis: What You Need to Know


Updated 09/22/11 12:15 PM · Posted by · 0 comments

Facts About Listeriosis and Tainted Cantaloupes

Listeria-tainted cantaloupes have now affected at least 14 states including Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, and California. So far, 55 infections and eight deaths have been confirmed, and even more are suspected. Local, state, and federal health experts are investigating the increasing outbreak connected to whole cantaloupes grown in the Rocky Ford-region of Colorado and shipped by Read more

Celebs Who Said Goodbye to Meat and Dairy and Hello to Veganism


Updated 05/12/11 1:58 PM · Posted by · 0 comments

Famous Vegan Actresses

Once a misunderstood diet, veganism continues to move more and more into the mainstream — it's even taken Hollywood by storm. Reasons for going vegan are probably more varied than you think: for some it's a sensitivity to meat and dairy products, while others cite animal cruelty or a strong dissatisfaction with factory farming. One thing most vegans can agree upon is that both their health and Read more

The Paleo Diet: Are Our Ancestors the Key to Weight Loss?


Updated 10/30/11 5:26 AM · Posted by · 14 comments

What Is the Paleo Diet?

The Paleo Diet, or Caveman Diet, is gaining momentum in the fitness world as a healthy way to lose weight. My trainer is all about the Paleo Diet — a meal plan based on the dietary habits of our Paleolithic, cave-dwelling ancestors. We're talking wild game, meat, and seafood, and vegetables, fruit, seeds, and nuts. What you won't find as part of the Paleo Diet are foods that developed during Read more