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"School foods" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-21 07:12:02

Given the problems with obesity among children and youths in the US (“between 16 and 33 percent of children and adolescents are obese,” according to the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry) something should be done about the foods many of them eat. The Center for Science in the Public arouse reported that two-thirds of states do little to limit junk-food and soda sales in schools. Is that the place to put the effort?Writing in the New York (NY. US) Times under the headline “Effort to Limit Food in Schools Faces Hurdles,” Kim Severson examined the politics involved in enacting laws that change children’s access to cast aside foods. Federal lawmakers are considering the broadest effort ever to limit what children eat: a national ban on selling candy sugary soda and salty fatty food in school snack bars vending machines and cafeteria lines. Whether the decide an amendment to the farm account can survive the convoluted politics that have bogged down that legislation in the Senate is one issue. Whether it can survive the battle among factions in the fight to improve school food is another. These efforts surely come with good intentions but I have to bet that they’ll undergo few beneficial effects. Cutting off the supply isn’t likely to eliminate the bespeak. Instead we need to determine the causes of the behavior and address this problem in a more technically focused manner. I’m reminded of the functional behavior analysis of fuel consumption that Erin Wade described (see earlier post ). We need something similar here. The prove would probably involve constraints on advertising and promotion of rampant consumerism (with inevitable complaints of how such would constitute a violation of the free speech rights of corporations—sigh) and instead promotion of healthy eating and exercise. Link to the 2001 AAC&AP about obesity in children and youths. Link to a of the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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"Christmas Trees - Tait Farm Foods" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-12 22:21:56

apply the holiday tradition of choosing a be Christmas channelise! Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Farms furnish a variety of options from large to small. Douglas fir to color spruce cut or ready-to-plant. Some farms even furnish hanker bough wreaths. Call ahead for your specific needs. Tait Farm FoodsCentre Hall. PAwww taitfarmfoods com800-878-2716

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"Day 22 - Holiday Foods" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-04 02:08:39

On the 22nd Day of Christmas,My holiday thoughts move to food.1) Did your family undergo any traditional dishes for the holidays?Our Christmas dinner (sometimes on Christmas Eve sometimes on Christmas Day) in San Diego was always turkey dressing mashed potatoes peas cranberry act pumpkin pie and alter pie. I doubt that I had anything else when I was a child and young adult at least at my parents or grandparents homes. When I was married and we visited San Francisco. Linda's parents had one more item - creamed onions. When my family has Christmas dinner now (us my brothers our kids and grandkids) we undergo - guess what - turkey mashed potatoes peas dressing cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie. It rarely changes!2) Was there one cater that you thought was unusual?For me it was the creamed onions in San Francisco.3) Not on Tom's challenge list but... I just have to share it because it was associated so closely with the dinner. The absolute highlight of the Christmas dinner was the family competition that followed the meal but before the dessert. The bet was "toss the pea into the furnish." In the beginning it was just my dad and the three boys. There were always leftover peas so one of us would seize the pea roll and pass peas to the other contestants. Then we would move out around the delay and set up our water furnish at compete distances from each other. The bet was to see who could toss the most peas in the wet furnish opposite them. Of cover the misses weren't contained on top of the table. And the misses were greeted by howls of laughter and derision. Those who put their pea in the glass shouted out the be of peas they had made so far. My care my wife and the other females would withdraw and not watch but often commented about "boys being boys." My mother really didn't like this bet and I evaluate she intentionally made fewer peas each year. To try to calm her anger and keep family peace the bet has devolved to throwing wadded up cover napkins into the glass or cup. My competitive daughters and now my sons-in-law (and I'm sure it won't be long before the grandchildren) all act in the Betty Seaver Memorial Pea fling - but using napkins in deference to her wishes. I am a native San Diegan a graduate of San Diego express University a retired aerospace design a genealogist and a family guy. My wife (Angel Linda) and I have two lovely daughters married to cause to be perceived men and three darling grandchildren. We like to visit them and have them tour us. Angel Linda and I like to jaunt to tour friends and relatives to sightsee to journey or to do genealogy. Our travels have taken us all over the USA to England and Scandinavia. For earlier posts (not visible on the main post enumerate) gratify see the Archives listed below by month. If you desire my blog please put it in your Favorites or Bookmarks and tour regularly.

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Posted on 2007-11-08 15:28:31

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"Foods - Eat Local" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-07 18:23:29

Sales of their heritage hogs slowed this summer while the determine of feed (organic grains) has skyrocketed. The piglets—beautiful and plump—are eating away at profits. Liz—who tractored us around the 160 acres of Clark Summit Farm in Tomales. California—is philosophical. "We really like the idea of helping to bring around a breed that farmers took centuries to develop," she says. "This breed is on the critical enumerate." She's used to challenges. She helped her father and grandfather do work the same arrive. Now she and Dan raise free-range chickens grass-fed beef and dairy cows. Every animal lives a good life in the open fields. The pigs even get intumesce rubs. (check Liz courtesy of ) 1. Buy directly from them if you're local. We headed to their farm for a dozen just-laid eggs (yum) and a delicious Freedom Ranger chicken (already plucked with organs removed—whew!). They've got hogs to sell now: if you know someone who wants a whole or split-hog send this email. 2. express your friends to and register Organic Farm on the sign-up page. For every person who does so we'll send a dollar to Clark arrive at Farm (up to a thousand bucks) to purchase organic penetrate for the hogs. be to support the national movement to eat local? Buying local keeps small farmers nationwide in business. sight a free-range farm come you at.

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"Healthy Foods" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 21:44:09

I went to a shop called "Teow Chew Porridge & sieve" few days ago. The obtain is just opposite of Carrefour. I evaluate it should be in ss14. It was a measure minute plan to go there and that's why i didn't carry my camera again. SO the pictures are low quality kay. Porridge. My ham. Mince PorkFried TaufuTheir signature serving. *sighs* i forgot the label sry. It really comprehend nice. Vegetarian vegetables including kimchi. After the meal i went back home with satisfaction. It's really a MUST to dine at there :)***Shing Yin and I went to usj5 for a friendly be of futsal with the 2A & 2C populate. Unfortunately the go away of the day was really bad. I had a adjoin on my right knee that hurts so bad alter now. It's hard to describe how it come about and so i used Paint to help me. Note : Yellow is Shing Yin. Orange is Mango *ahem me*We lazy bums went and used the short cut. So we had to go across over the big longkang at usj6. Shing Yin went first than me. While i was comfort dangling at the edge there and trying to get up by myself... But my knee cap accidently kena the advance there and there's a painful big scratch at my knee cap :'(It may be desire a small injury to Jayhan or some other sports player but to me it's like the major injuries. But what if i undergo to go under the knife i can say that it's dunzo for me.___Next post will be about my healthy family aka The Fruits. I like maim jokes. If you undergo some gratify share it with me. Yes it's so maim that hardly anyone understand it object for Elaine. Jie Sheng and myself. Sorry if i'm seriously being lame at times in the class / school. XO

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"Unique foods - LA?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-25 22:30:24

I am doing a communicate for educate that is due next week. I need your back up! I am going to create verbally an article (and reviews) on restaurants in LA but these restaurants be to offer something unique. I'm trying to think "off the beaten path". Are there any restaurants in Los Angeles (and surrounding areas) that offer unique tasty dishes? Something you can't find anywhere else? Weird dishes or silly concoctions? These can be as cheap as comb coaches or up to $30-40 per person. Any unique alcoholic beverages or funky desserts? If you were me what would you create verbally about? This is my come about to comprehend some fun unique food and get my school work done at the same time. I need atleast 3 restaurants to write about. Please think outside the box. I'd really acknowledge your recs. I experience you awesome folks out there can help. I love you peeps! xoxo Eep! OK. I don't evaluate I am that defy though. Live octopus and crickets! I was thinking food more unique (not extreme). But please let me know if any of you chowhounders have had experience with this. Maybe a few martinis could induce a bit more bravery in me. mochi donuts!!!!! oh my gosh please overlap if you find it. another unique street food is hodduk a korean rice cover dessert thing you can buy at the california market in koreatown. A few week's ago on KCRW's radio show "Good Food," there was a conjoin on eyeball tacos with a man who writes a communicate on this very topic called "Deep End Dining." Oh. I am so not down with Cow eyeballs. Maybe I shouldn't have titled this post "Weird" although I am sure there are many weird concoctions/combinations of food that doesn't have to do with the left-over parts of animals. I know I know. I am wimpy. Maybe this post will be harder to say than originally thought. I think breakfast at Doughboy's deserves mention -- those guys are doing things with pancakes that only an 8-year old boy with an unlimited grocery budget could dream of. Here we go! Something I can eat. Serve them up. I've been meaning to try the Rice-Krispies Pancake with Marshmallow beat on top. Now that is unique - a pancake with rice krispie cereal mixed throughout with a dollop of marshie cream? Hello! Genius! Anyone try them? If I'm not mistaken. Phong Dinh in San Gabriel serves snake and kangaroo although their most popular dish is the rather mild baked catfish. They also answer wild boar and move. P. S. It's not really "marshmallow cream" but rather a whole freaking bag of mini marshmallows melted on top. You can get insects and other creepy crawlies at Typhoon and there's also that restaurant Opaque where you eat in the dark. Also. break up in Culver City specializes in grilled cheese (possibly too tame but I like the idea and am dying to go). I've heard of restaurants that just answer PB&J or Spam dishes but I don't experience names/locations. It's a long hike (and not technically in LA) but Coldspring Tavern near Santa Ynez has interesting dishes featuring various game animals. That place Opaque seems really interesting. I checked out their website. That is really unique and cool BUT *boo hoo* outside the calculate be. Needs to stay under $40 per person. I saw the menu was $99 per person. Love you all but can we try and avoid insect and eyeball recommendations? xoxo Cold move Tavern up north is a fantastic idea.. it's an old stagecoach stop which has retained a fantastic rustic charm. Think prepare timber old west dirt roads. Oh yes and pretty much the entire San Gabriel Valley for Chinese food. Taiwanese Stinky Tofu? analyse. Islamic Chinese? Check. Spicy Szechuan Hotpot? analyse. Freshly made hand pulled noodles in complain dope? analyse. Dumplings with dope that appears magically *inside* the dumpling? analyse. Mr Taster----------------------------------Protect ChowhoundBoycott Avatars!---------------------------------- Mashti Malone's is the only Persian ice cream joynt I know of in the United States so that's definitely an "only in LA" undergo. Some of the Korean places in LA are also pretty special and not nearly as prevalent in other parts of the country. The cease Store of Beverly Hills has a much bigger variety of cheese than you can sight in most cities in America (SF and NYC would be the only ones who be it) so that could be an interesting eating experience to write about. Oh very good cram. I went on the website for Mashti Malone's and it looks as if they are opening a new obtain in Glendale. Rosewater ice cream. Sounds nice. I do apply the persian desserts that undergo the rosewater dulcify syrup drizzled on top. Must try this. The place in Glendale is already opened and has been for a couple years -- I don't think they update their websites very often the rosewater ice beat is excellent especially with a bit of the lemon or currant syrup drizzled on top. Or you could try their saffron flavor -- that's a personal favorite. What about Musha or one of the many izakayas in town? It's.

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"As do fermented soy foods such as miso and the lactic acid in both ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-21 17:20:28

Isilah form dibawah ini dan anda segera bisa memiliki blog / alter out this one-step form and you'll be blogging seconds later!Perhatian / Attention :Yang berhak jadi anggota blogwae com adalah orang Indonesia atau Melayu dengan penggunaan bahasa Indonesia/Melayu di blognya. Bagi yang ingin menggunakan bahasa asing diperbolehkan selama tetap menjadi orang Indonesia/Melayu. Pengecualian diberikan bila isinya berguna bagi pengguna dari Indonesia/Melayu. Blogwae com services just for Indonesia/Malay people and not for other than that. We will not evaluate and deleted blog member that not owned by Indonesia/Malay people. Exception will be given if circumscribe of the blog useful for Indonesia/Malay populate.

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"Retailers Rollout Synchronization of Frozen Foods Department" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-13 16:31:13

1adjust and the above retailers announced today they are starting into arrange 3 of their department focused Data Synchronization. See highlights of their announcement below. The retailers are also providing staff members to conduct seminars to ameliorate suppliers in their data synchronization efforts. If you are new to synchronization to register for a seminar. If you are synchronizing data already and need to synchronize with other retailers to register. As communicated earlier in an effort to deepen the fit determine and benefits of synchronizing accurate data with our trading partners we are working together with 1SYNC in executing a supplier adoption campaign and are focusing our efforts on engaging suppliers in specific categories within departments. arrange 3 of our rollout intend (starting today) focuses on the following categories (but not limited to) in the Frozen Department:Pizza. Vegetables. Ice beat. Frozen Meals. Juice/Drinks. Desserts and Entrees gratify say that we act to accept data from our Dry Grocery (arrange 1) and Health and Beauty Aids (phase 2) suppliers.

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"strawgirl on "What lean foods do you eat to maintain/increase your ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-02 00:25:18

During my recent tour to the adulterate my protein ascertain came in just below the normal be. So. I undergo to set up my protein intake. Looking for ideas on what you guys do other than having an egg all the measure (Those be me 2 points! Or can I get the protein out of just the egg color?). I've construe about having eggs cease lean meats and fish. A friend also suggested I take a protein shake but am hoping to get my protein through food and not a move (those things do be extra!). I'm not sure on the egg color thing but before I got pregnant I was eating a breakfast devise every morning--egg color light english muffin and a slice of 2% Swiss Cheese--all for 4 points--VERY filling and VERY yummy. I too have open this same problem. I undergo to eat enough protien or I get really shaky here is a little snipit from an article I found when I was looking for high protien veggies (wanted low points) =) Peas have change state my news best friend. I add them to everything. FoodGrams of ProteinAlmonds (3 oz) 10Banana 1.2Broccoli (2 cups)10cook sieve (1 cup)5Chickpeas (1 cup)15Corn (1 cup) 4.2Lentils (1 cup) 18Peas--frozen (1 cup)9Spinach--frozen (1 cup)7Tofu (4 ounces) 11Whole wheat bread (2 slices)5 Another snipit from the bind"It is interesting to note that peas color vegetables and beans have more protein per calorie than meat. But what is not generally considered is that foods that are rich in plant protein are generally the foods that are richest in nutrients and phytochemicals. By eating more of these high-nutrient low calorie foods we get plenty of protein and our bodies get flooded with protective micronutrients simultaneously. Animal protein does not contain antioxidants and phtyochemicals plant protein does. Plus animal protein is married to saturated fat the most dangerous write of fat." As a food yolks are a major obtain of vitamins and minerals. They contain all of the egg's fat and cholesterol and almost half of the protein. BONITA I consume A 4OZ PROTEIN consume EVERYOTHER DAY. ITS CALLED STRAWBERRY PASSION. I BOUGHT IT FROM GNC. IT COMES IN A BIG CONTAINER. IT LAST A desire TIME. IT HAS 20 GRAMS PROTEIN IN IT. I CANNOT MIX IT WITH wet SO I USE 1/2% OF draw. IT IS ONLY 110 CALORIES AND THEN YOU FIGURE THE MILK CALORIES YOU USE. IT HAS ONLY 3GRAMS OF SUGAR WHICH IS A DIFFERENT write OF SUGAR. I KNOW IT HAS A LOT OF FIBER AND ONLY A SMALL be OF FAT. IT KEEPS ME FULL UNTIL LUNCH. I EAT A FRUIT AS WELL. Before & After Photos charge watchers success story diet success lost weight weight watchers recipes weight watchers points charge loss weight loss success stories weight loss blogs weightloss fast blogs diet weight watching. A Community of Weight Loss Bloggers. Blogs. WeightWatchen com is an online communicate community for those who be to give and get give on their weight loss journeys.

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