Welcome to another Fight Back Friday! Today we are bringing together another collection of recipes, tips, anecdotes, and testimonies from members of the Real Food Revolution.
Who are they? Why, they’re the Food Renegades. You know who you are — lovers of SOLE (Sustainable, Organic, Local, and Ethical) food, traditional food, primal food, REAL food, the list goes on. I believe that by joining together, our influence can grow, and we can change the way America (and the industrialized world) eats!
So, let’s have some fun.
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This week I’m sharing my Food Hippie Granola. Sorry that I misspelled Hippie in my link way up there. I’m having keyboard issues. I hit a key, and it thinks about working.
http://www.realfoodgirlunmodified.com/food-hippie-granola/
This is such a yummy granola! I hope you enjoy it as much as we do!
Thanks so much for hosting! Hope you have a great weekend!
good morning all!
this week i’ve linked up a post where i explicate how smoking is good for you – smoking fish, of course. A smoked trout and granny smith apple seasonal Spring salad.
Thank you for hosting us! And I extend an invitation to you and your readers to link up at the Wednesday Fresh Foods Link Up while it’s still open (only a few more hours) – talk soon! xo!
Thanks or hosting! This week, I wrote about the healing power of an internet break. Just one day offline can be powerfully renewing to the body and spirit.
Thanks for hosting Kristen! This week we’re working on thinking of things to improve in just 15 minutes in The Granny Plan. Drop by to join us for 12 weeks of real food mastery. Also, I’ve shared my favorite posts for March.
This week I am posting Just a Dumb Housewife, addressing society’s general impression of women who choose to stay home with their children. I’m sort of new here — this is my third posting, but this week was the first time I noticed your instructions to let you know that we’re new here. So, I’m letting you know that I’m new here. I love this site — both my husband and I were attracted by your inclusion of “homemakers” in your list of intelligent people. Hence, this week’s article fits right into the theme!
Fantastic to hear from you, from another ‘dumb housewife’! Actually everybody else, we have THE most important job around, we screw it up and there’s another loon shooting people, stabbing, taking drugs, beating up some one, making poor life decisions and passing all that crap down another generation. About time parenting was brought to the fore, and those who pass the buck on their responsibilities as parents held to account for messing up the world. Do you think that if the guys in charge of Monsanto would poisen the world if they had been brought up properly with respect for themselves and others? This applies to every area of life, give it up to the mums and dads whiz job is 24/7, and who only know if they’ve done a good job 20/30 years down the line.
If people could behave properly just think, no police, no violence, no poverty or war, no need for psychiatrist or self abusive behaviour, it truly would be heaven on earth.D
Thanks for hosting Kristen!
#70 This week I am sharing tips on healthy packaged foods and body care. I would normally make most of my own food and snacks. However, I travel most of the time for my job and it can be difficult to find healthy snacks, especially with food sensitivities. I want to share with others tips on what to look for in the health food store.
http://politicallyincorrecthealth.com/2013/03/15/healthy-packaged-foods-healthy-body-care/
Hi! Thank you for hosting this party, it’s really great! I find myself looking forward to it every week!
I shared my Moroccan Vegetable Stuffed Peppers post this week!
Hope you have a lovely weekend!
What’s better than chocolate cake? Chocolate cake that tastes like a brownie because it’s made with coconut oil! I shared a recipe that you’ll want to make right.this.minute. Consider yourself warned!
And what’s the big deal with saturated fat? Why does “everyone” say it’s so bad for us? What does the research actually say? I shared my research on the topic and it’s an excellent read for anyone wondering why the real foodies are pushing saturated fat when the “experts” say otherwise.
Thank you for hosting! 🙂
I’m sharing 2 posts:
1. Toxic Free DIY Mini Series: Sugar Scrub — a recipe for an easy, affordable sugar scrub to use as an exfoliant to ensure radiant looking skin!
2. The Campaign for GE-Free Seafood — A new campaign has launched urging supermarkets, seafood companies, chefs and restaurants all over the country to sign a petition and publicly state they will NOT purchase or sell genetically engineered salmon. There is a petition to sign as a consumer as well!
Thank you for hosting! I am a fan and love all the information you share!
I’m sharing 4 ways I am self-sufficient. I have a mini-farm and am doing what I can to supply my family with healthy, real food!
Thanks for hosting, Kristen! This week I’ve shared a recipe for chocolate-chip buckwheat sourdough pancakes.
http://www.ourheritageofhealth.com/2013/04/chocolate-chip-buckwheat-sourdough.html
Have a great week!
Thanks for hosting, Kristen!
I posted the second of three posts on FAT; Part 2: Clearing Controversy on Saturated Fat, Cholesterol & Heart Health.
http://julesfuel.com/2013/04/07/part-2-clearing-controversy-on-saturated-fat-cholesterol-heart-health/
Many thanks!
Julia
Researching, learning about, experimenting with and empowering others with information on medicinal mushrooms are some of my greatest passions. This week I share 3 posts that are all connected in one way or another with these amazing and fascinating adaptogenic herbs, which have been used by human beings for thousands of years.