Fat tax...case in point with my earlier rant of today...
http://www.wisebread.com/should-there-be-a-fat-tax-on-junk-food
Showing posts with label great read. Show all posts
Showing posts with label great read. Show all posts
10/23/09
10/18/09
Favourite Magazine...Clean Eating
One of my favourite magazines is "Clean Eating." It's a great magazine (I believe it's quarterly...) and it is full of great recipes that are based on whole grains, fruit, veggies and lean proteins. They experiment with different types of grains and natural based ingredients. It's great inspiration for a "foodie" or for those looking to make some nutritional improvements..all the recipes include nutritional analysis breakdowns, which is helpful for everyone tracking their daily intake!
Check it out... www.cleaneatingmag.com
Check it out... www.cleaneatingmag.com
10/14/09
My first recommendation: The Compassionate Carnivore
This is a fantastic book. Don't get me wrong...I eat meat and I enjoy it. From a nutrition point of view, I also believe meat is good for you...in the correct portions. (No more 16oz steaks boys and girls..)
It's an easy read...realistic in its approach to implementing changes within your food choices...and it makes you want to eat "happy meat."
Or at least...it did to me. Interesting enough, it wasn't even hard to start sourcing out local, happy meat. Prices can vary; however, if you're willing to put in a little extra effort on your end (i.e. taking the skin off the chicken breast vs. buying boneless skinless) the price point is no different than what I had been buying at big chain grocery stores.
If you're in NS..this is a great site to help you find places near you:
http://www.selectnovascotia.ca/
It's an easy read...realistic in its approach to implementing changes within your food choices...and it makes you want to eat "happy meat."
Or at least...it did to me. Interesting enough, it wasn't even hard to start sourcing out local, happy meat. Prices can vary; however, if you're willing to put in a little extra effort on your end (i.e. taking the skin off the chicken breast vs. buying boneless skinless) the price point is no different than what I had been buying at big chain grocery stores.
If you're in NS..this is a great site to help you find places near you:
http://www.selectnovascotia.ca/
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