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» The Art of Canning: Enjoy the Benefits of Local Produce All Year Long
By Jason Ladock | Published 02/11/2008 | Food Drink | Unrated

There are many reasons why consumers should consider buying locally grown produce.


» The Truth About Turkey
By Janice Wee | Published 10/15/2007 | Food Drink | Unrated

All along, turkey has been associated to once a year family feasts.


» Descriptions of Cheeses — Part 14
By H. E. Walter | Published 10/10/2007 | Food Drink | Unrated

Void, a soft cheese similar to Pont l'Ιvκque and Limburger, is made in the Department of Meuse, France.


» Descriptions of Cheeses — Part 13
By H. E. Walter | Published 10/10/2007 | Food Drink | Unrated

Swiss (Emmentaler) cheese, which is a large, hard, pressed-curd cheese with an elastic body and a mild, nut-like, sweetish flavor, is best known because of the holes or eyes that develop in the curd as the cheese ripens.


» Descriptions of Cheeses — Part 12
By H. E. Walter | Published 10/10/2007 | Food Drink | Unrated

Sardo, or Sardo Romano, is a Romano-type cheese made on the Island of Sardinia.


» Descriptions of Cheeses — Part 11
By H. E. Walter | Published 10/10/2007 | Food Drink | Unrated

Rangiport cheese, which is practically the same as Port du Salut, is made in the Department of Seine-et-Oise, France.


» Descriptions of Cheeses — Part 10
By H. E. Walter | Published 10/10/2007 | Food Drink | Unrated

Potato cheese is made in Thuringia, central Germany, usually from cow's milk but also at times from ewe's or goat's milk.


» Descriptions of Cheeses — Part 9
By H. E. Walter | Published 10/9/2007 | Food Drink | Unrated

Nieheimer, a sour-milk cheese, is named for the city of Nieheim in the Province of Westphalia, Prussia, where it is made.


» Descriptions of Cheeses — Part 8
By H. E. Walter | Published 10/5/2007 | Food Drink | Unrated

Manur cheese is made in Serbia from either cow's or ewe's milk.


» Descriptions of Cheeses — Part 7
By H. E. Walter | Published 10/5/2007 | Food Drink | Unrated

Koppen, also called Bauden, is a sour-milk cheese that is made by herders in their huts in the Sudetic Mountains between Bohemia and Silesia.


» Descriptions of Cheeses — Part 6
By H. E. Walter | Published 09/26/2007 | Food Drink | Unrated

Goya cheese, manufactured in the Province of Corrientes in Argentina, resembles medium-cured Asiago.


» Descriptions of Cheeses — Part 5
By H. E. Walter | Published 09/26/2007 | Food Drink | Unrated

Feta, a white, so-called pickled cheese, is the principal soft cheese made by the shepherds in the mountainous region near Athens, Greece.


» Descriptions of Cheeses — Part 4
By H. E. Walter | Published 09/26/2007 | Food Drink | Unrated

Cotronese is a ewe's milk cheese similar to Moliterno.


» Descriptions of Cheeses — Part 3
By H. E. Walter | Published 09/26/2007 | Food Drink | Unrated

Camosun is a semisoft, open-textured cheese that is said to resemble Gouda and Monterey.


» Descriptions of Cheeses — Part 2
By H. E. Walter | Published 09/26/2007 | Food Drink | Unrated

Bondost is a Swedish, farm-type, cow's-milk cheese that has been made also in a few factories in the United States, chiefly in Wisconsin, for more than 30 years.


» Descriptions of Cheeses — Part 1
By H. E. Walter | Published 09/26/2007 | Food Drink | Unrated

Abertam is a hard cheese made from ewe's milk in the region of Carlsbad, Bohemia.


» Chocolate Covered Strawberries
By Kim Snyder | Published 09/16/2007 | Food Drink | Unrated

The recipe is simple. Print this out so you can follow it closely and create a sweet treat!


» Foods That Boost the Immune System
By Patsy Hamilton | Published 10/8/2006 | Food Drink | Rating:

Finding specific foods that boost the immune system can be complicated, because certain vitamins work best when taken with other vitamins.


» Soft Drinks Contaminated By Benzene
By VitaNet 4 | Published 09/18/2006 | Food Drink | Rating:

Bacon cheeseburgers and French fries drip with weight gain, increased cholesterol levels, and higher blood pressure.


» Tea Varieties
By John Gibb | Published 09/18/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

The second most consumed beverage behind water is tea.


» Coffee Making - Where Your Coffee Comes From
By John Gibb | Published 09/17/2006 | Food Drink | Rating:

Coffee is coffee, right? Wrong. As most coffee aficionados know, there are several different types of coffee.


» Coffee Making and Espresso Drinks
By John Gibb | Published 09/17/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

There is a very common misconception about regular coffee versus espresso.


» Coffee Making Without Technology
By John Gibb | Published 09/17/2006 | Food Drink | Rating:

In this day and age, coffee making has become something of an art.


» The Benefits of Juicers
By John Gibb | Published 09/17/2006 | Food Drink | Rating:

With numerous juice stores in almost every city, being thirsty and craving for adding taste in a drink is not considered to be a problem any more.


» Improving the Juicer Experience
By John Gibb | Published 09/17/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

The main reason why there is not a "perfect" juicer is because different fruits and vegetables have vastly different properties.


» Making Sure That Our Precious Water Is Pure
By John Gibb | Published 09/16/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

Water that is suitable for human consumption is often called potable water or drinking water.


» What Is Fairtrade Food?
By David Oglaza | Published 09/16/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

The Fairtrade Foundation exists to ensure that producers are guaranteed a minimum price for their goods irrespective of world prices.


» Say Yes To Fruits And Veggies For Weight Loss
By Barbara Camie | Published 09/15/2006 | Food Drink | Rating:

It's good news for Americans; more and more obese people are turning to fruits and veggies for slimming down.


» Four Cup Coffee Makers - Value Or Not?
By Rebecca Prescott | Published 09/15/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

A common problem many people encounter is spillage. Sometimes the design of the spout is poor, resulting in coffee spilled all over the bench when trying to pour a cup.


» Espresso Coffee Tips For Your Inner Barista
By Rebecca Prescott | Published 09/15/2006 | Food Drink | Rating:

Living in Australia, we're pretty blessed to have espresso coffee available in most cafe's and shops.


» Banana Fruit: Plantain Health Benefits
By Kevin Pederson | Published 09/13/2006 | Food Drink | Rating:

Banana and longevity. Folk physicians of ancient Persia and India regarded this golden fruit as natures secret of perpetual youth.


» The Best Way To Cook Your Freshly Caught Fish
By Nicky Pilkington | Published 09/12/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

A freshly caught fish can be cooked in a thousand and one ways. Any fisherman worth his salt has his own unique way of cooking a freshly caught trout, salmon or whatever fish he caught.


» The Revival of Spelt is Good News for Your Health
By Nicky Pilkington | Published 09/11/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

Spelt is one of the oldest grains known to mankind. Grown as far back as 5000 BC, the spelt grain has hardly changed from that time until today.


» Why Choose Organic Foods?
By Nicky Pilkington | Published 09/11/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

Are you concerned that the food you are eating may be harmful to you and your family?


» White Bread vs Whole Wheat - Any Questions?
By Nicky Pilkington | Published 09/10/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

For any kid who grew up eating doughy, thick Wonder Bread for lunch, the encouragement by dietitians and nutritionists to switch to whole wheat bread can be a tough transition.


» Sushi is Ideal for Healthy Diets
By Nicky Pilkington | Published 09/10/2006 | Food Drink | Rating:

Sushi, popular for centuries in Japan, has become immensely popular in the Western world in recent years.


» Learning About Delicious Sushi!
By Nicky Pilkington | Published 09/10/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

Would you like to try sushi? With the rise in popularity of sushi in western countries you may be invited by friends to join them at the local sushi bar.


» Alternative Sweeteners For Sugar Free Desserts
By Nicky Pilkington | Published 09/10/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

Do you have a sweet tooth? Do you crave sweet desserts? Have you ever felt like a sugar addict?


» Where's the Beef?
By Nicky Pilkington | Published 09/10/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

There's a revolutionary idea "growing" in some science laboratories today - which if successful, could take the idea of eating chicken nuggets and other processed meats to a whole new level.


» Avoid the Risk of Food Poisoning This
By Nicky Pilkington | Published 09/9/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

Along with the relaxing atmosphere and ease of preparing a BBQ dinner or picnic for friends and family come some well known risks.


» Simple Protection from Cancer and Heart Disease
By Nicky Pilkington | Published 09/7/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

With all the research pointing to the amazing health benefits of this simple berry, shouldn't cranberries be more than a once a year side dish?


» A Case for the Radish
By Nicky Pilkington | Published 09/7/2006 | Food Drink | Rating:

They sit left behind on relish trays. They're often by-passed in grocery store refrigerator shelves. Dad and Grandpa usually eat them but later complain of belching them up.


» Hooray for Chocolate!
By Nicky Pilkington | Published 09/1/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

There is great news for chocolate lovers... Chocolate is good for your health!


» Is Organic the Way Forward?
By David Oglaza | Published 08/31/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

There is a growing public perception that companies are ignoring health and environmental concerns in their quest to maximise profit.


» Food Labeling and Your Health
By Nicky Pilkington | Published 08/30/2006 | Food Drink | Rating:

There is only one way to incorporate healthy foods into our diet and that is to make the decision to do it!


» Spirulina The Latest And Greatest Superfood Defined
By David Maillie | Published 08/25/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

Spirulina is the latest and most touted superfood. It has been featured on numerous TV shows from the travel channel to Good Morning America.


» Meals on a Budget
By Jason Ladock | Published 08/16/2006 | Food Drink | Rating:

Trying to feed your family while on a tight budget can be a time-consuming and difficult task, but it doesn’t have to be.


» The Possible Benefits of Fish Oil
By Jason Ladock | Published 08/16/2006 | Food Drink | Rating:

Fish was always recommended by the Church during Lent.


» Learning And Sharing Recipes
By Hege Crowton | Published 08/11/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

There are so many easy and good recipes out there which anyone can learn how to make.


» Controlling The Urge For Comfort Foods
By Joey Dweck | Published 08/11/2006 | Food Drink | Unrated

Eating 'comfort' foods to calm your stress levels may not exactly be a new technique, but a recent study has shown that the use of comfort foods has steadily risen over the past two years.




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