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Can Chocolate Make You More Healthy? By : Gregg Hall
How's that for an opening statement? Are you like me? Would you eat even more chocolate if you could justify it by saying it was good for you?
Some Cool Chocolate Trivia By : Gregg Hall
If you are a big fan of chocolate, and who isn't, you will get a kick out of some of these little trivia items I discovered about chocolate.
The Amazing Power of Healing Foods By : John Savage
Do you know that if you eat vegetables and fruits you are eating foods that can actually heal you.
Popcorn Machine Review - West Bend Stir 82306X Stir Crazy 6-Quart Popcorn Popper By : Stephen Turner
Review of an electric popcorn machine with a lot of nice feature and a good looking price tag.
Planning the Perfect Party By : Michael Sheridan
Dinner parties are fun, but they can also be a source of stress and disappointment for the cook. The way to avoid this is through careful planning
Mastering the Tricks of the Trade By : Michael Sheridan
Every now and then, nightly in some cases, something will happen to test a cook's mettle. Good ones will rise to the occasion, mediocrity will sink others without trace
Metal and Microwaves. What's the Problem? By : Michael Sheridan
Metal, we are told, should never be used in a microwave. Yet that is exactly what the oven is made of, right down to the reflective mesh in the window. So what's the problem?
But What Do I Do With The Whites? By : Michael Sheridan
It's not at all unusual for cake and dessert recipes to call for egg yolks. Any kind of custard is a liaison of several yolks, sugar and milk. Which leaves the whites. What are we supposed to do with them?
A Hymn to Baked Potatoes By : Kit Heathcock
Cheap, filling, nutritious with the right toppings and needing the minimum investment of labour, the baked potato is every busy mother's ideal supper!
The Pumpkin: Not The Original Jack O'Lantern By : John Williams
Why is the pumpkin always associated with Halloween? When and where did that custom originate? Why is it also called a Jack 0'Lantern? These and other colorful questions will be addressed below. Read on, no matter how you may feel about the color orange.
Bacardi Rum: The Stuff Dreams Are Made Of By : John Williams
The essence of all things tropical, rum is far more than just a mixer for a drink or a flavoring for a bread pudding.
Curry is King & That is Official By : Nazir Hussain
Curry according to researchers contains ingredients that are proving very useful for good health. Indian by virtue of the ingredient "Turmeric" is known to cure and prevent cancer in curry eators. So, make curry your staple diet by adding it to your daily menu.
Is Beef a Lost Cause ? By : ian Williamson
The beef trade laments falling sales. It blames B.S.E., it points a finger at the zealots from C.A.R.M. (The Campaign Against Red Meat), rising production costs and pomegranate diets.
Jelly Beans - It Wouldn't Be Easter Without Them By : Dorrie Ruplinger
Only a few decades ago, the choices of jelly beans were very few. You could buy an assorted bag of jelly beans and that was about the only choice. Now the choices and flavors of jelly beans are varied, with some very unusual flavors available.
Make Your BBQ a Success By : ian Williamson
Summer and grilling. What could be better? You throw the burgers on the grill ...
Jelly Beans Aren't Just For Easter Anymore By : Dorrie Ruplinger
Many people only think of jelly beans during the spring Easter season. But jelly beans can be used all year long. Bundles of white jelly beans wrapped in tulle make a great gift for guests at weddings; and packages of pink or blue jelly beans are a wonderful way to annouce the arrival of a new baby.
A Female View of a Romantic Restaurant By : Barney Garcia
I think that going out to a restaurant with someone special is one of the most romantic things you can do. For me, the thing that defines a restaurant as a romantic one, is the view. It could be of the ocean, the mountains, or from atop a penthouse.
Shopping Thin - Improve Your Health and Your Waist Line By : Barney Garcia
If you want to improve your health and your waist line, the first place you should start is what you keep in you're fridge. People's current eating habits have never been worse. You could work out for 2 hours at the gym each day, but if you continue to eat French fries and frozen pizza's for dinner, you're never going to get the body you want.
Gluten Free Food Products By : Barney Garcia
This article will help to better explain the difference between gluten-free food and food products. The article will also give you a better understanding of what gluten is and how the body can develop an intolerance to it.
Advocating Avocado Pears By : Kit Heathcock
Avocadoes are back in season! Fabulous avocado fanfare! A few of the many gorgeous ways to eat avocado pears.
Myths About Organic Food By : Julian Hall
Controversy surrounding Organic food produce came to the fore in 2000 when Sir John Krebs head of the Food Standards Agency dismissed organic food as 'an image-led fad'.
Tea - Not Only Perks You Up, But Benefits Your Health Too By : Kevin Pederson
For many who are not aware about the importance of tea, can get to know it a little better. Tea has been around for more than 5,000 years and hopefully would be around for another 5,000 years. There are four basic types of tea black, green, oolong and the most uncommon and rare breed is the white.
Is Organic Food a Waste of Money? By : Julian Hall
The organic food industry has taken us by storm over the last few years is worth over £1 billion in the UK. Many people have now made organic food a must-have in their diet, all the big supermarkets have jumped on the band wagon and the online response has been phenomenal - but is it all just a fad and a waste of consumers' money?
Growing Your Own Organic Foods By : Travis Waack
The nourishment we eat ought be tasty, wholesome and healthy. The way it is grown should assist, not injure our environment.
Using Barbecue Smokers For Added Flavor and Tenderness By : John Morris
Barbecue smokers add a delectable smokey flavor that at the same time makes food moist and tender every time. The slow cooking process of using barbecue smokers is perfect for fish, meat, vegetable or sausages...
Ten Foods With Special Powers By : Phyllis Wasserman
Protect yourself with the right foods
Gas Grill Buying Tips For Barbecue Enthusiasts By : John Morris
Gas grills are a popular choice among barbecue enthusiasts. Mainly because compared to charcoal grills, gas grills are easier to clean. In addition, there are lesser accidents related to the use of gas grills and in ten minutes it is ready to barbecue...
Thinner Buy the Slice By : Eric Seminara
A quick rundown on a simple way to cut costs by slicing your meat thin.
Bakers Rack - A Must Have By : John Morris
Have you got a cramped kitchen in your household? Do you want to give it a touch of style? Do you want to give your kitchen more room, decoration and functionality? If your answer is yes, then definitely, a baker's rack is a good buy for you!..
Choosing the Perfect Charcoal Grill By : John Morris
Everyone loves good, old fashioned charcoal grilling. Aside from being cheaper than other grilling methods, it adds a raw, distinctive taste to your sausages, burgers, ribs, and other grilled items...
What Is It With French Chocolate? By : Gregg Hall
The 19th century French writer, Brillat-Savarin said, "Chocolate is health". Brillat-Savarin, had a passion for chocolate similar to Voltaire who drank 12 cups a day! He suggested it be used for anything from lethargy to hangovers long before the medicinal benefits were confirmed by the scientific community.
Fat Burning Food - The Search for the Holy Grail By : David Maillie
Some foods are better than others and some will actually burn fat, are healthier and should be made a mainstay on everyones healthfood list.
How Chocolate Is Made By : Gregg Hall
Chocolate comes from cocoa beans, and cocoa beans come from the equatorial zones of South America. Cocoa is also grown in Africa, having been imported to that continent a long time ago.
The History Of Chocolate By : Gregg Hall
We usually think of chocolate as a sweet candy created during modern times. But actually, chocolate goes back to the ancient people of Mesoamerica who drank chocolate as a bitter beverage. For these people, chocolate wasn't just a favorite food-it also played an important role in their religious and social lives.
Fish To Eat And Fish To Avoid By : Gregg Hall
Everyone knows fish is good for you. It's low in saturated fat, and it makes you smart. So it's no wonder consumers are confused by headlines warning fish eaters of impending doom.
How to Make Authentic Mexican Cerviche By : Gregg Hall
When I mention the word "cerviche" to people I am usually questioned, "what the ___is that?" After they taste my recipe for true Mexican cerviche they are begging me to teach them how to make it.
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