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Welcome back to yet 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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My post this week explains the difference between healthy natural trans fats and the artificial kind.
.-= Stanley Fishman´s last blog post …Don’t Fear the Natural Trans Fats in Grassfed Meat and Butter =-.
Fight Back Friday May 28th | Food Renegade http://bit.ly/9EesRV
This comment was originally posted on Twitter
Thanks for hosting, Kristen! My Tarragon Chicken with Creme Fraiche recipe is super easy to make, but tastes like it isn’t!
.-= Ellen@BodyEarth´s last blog post …Tarragon Chicken with Creme Fraiche =-.
Hi Kristen – thanks for Fight Back Fridays! My contribution shows many of the basic misconceptions and myths people believe about nutrition. Happy Friday to everyone!
.-= Raine Saunders´s last blog post …Common Myths About Food & Nutrition =-.
I found my great-grandmother’s recipe box! Woo Hoo! I’m so excited to go through this treasure trove and share the wealth of GG’s amazing recipes! The first one is her famous Caramel Candy recipe.
.-= dina´s last blog post …In the olden days… =-.
Posting this week about the assault (and insult) of children’s menus in restaurants.
.-= Christina @ Spoonfed´s last blog post …The assault (and insult) of children’s menus =-.
Entered my (new) blog for the first time ever. I was a little confused about how to fill out the linky thingy. Didn’t see a place to put my name (was hoping it would follow on a second page) and don’t see any way to correct my entry. Anyway, my subject was How to Make Fresh Milk Yogurt. There are various ways to make it and mine is simply how I make it in a large (gallon) thermos. For those who feel intimidated by the process, this shows how easy it really is. It also shows why raw milk is much better than pasteurized milk. If there is a way to show that mine is a first time entry, I’d appreciate the help. Regardless, it’s an honor to be part of something like this.
.-= Karen´s last blog post …How to Make Fresh Milk Yogurt =-.
“would a store labeling program help you choose better products?”
No, because I haven’t found a labeling program yet that doesn’t promote the low-fat, high-carb, pro-grain, anti-meat dogma that to my mind has been thoroughly discredited over the last fifty years.
“How else can we pressure manufacturers to make healthier products?”
Buy what you want, don’t buy what you don’t, and tell other people why you’re not buying certain things. And buy real food, not “products”.
This comment was originally posted on FoodieTots.com