Choosing the Right Coffee Pot, by Byron Dyson Everything you want to know about coffee makers and coffee pots. Published 03Nov2011, viewed 149 times
Food Labels Assist Consumer Decision Making, by Eva Judge Food labels are designed specifically to assist consumers to know exactly what they are purchasing. They are subject to strict guidelines so that labels from any manufacturer display the same information. Published 03Nov2011, viewed 107 times
Gift Basket Ideas for Your Parents, by Mark Etinger great gift basket ideas for your parents, whether their birthdays, anniversaries, or just because! Published 07Oct2011, viewed 77 times
Asian Restaurants And Kosher Food, by Mark Etinger We explore the cultural situation that has resulted in kosher sushi restaurants. Published 06Oct2011, viewed 74 times
A Wine Lover's Weekly Review Of $10 Wine - A Semi-Sweet Cabernet Sauvignon, by Levi Reiss Times are tough. Don't give up on life's little pleasures. Each and every week this sommelier and wine enthusiast will review a $10 (or cheaper) bottle of wine, pairing it with food and cheese and give you his unbiased opinion, and lots of information on the wine, the grape variety, and the winery. You may find a bargain or save your hard-earned money. Get your wine rack ready. Published 07Oct2011, viewed 118 times
Gifts For Cooks - Some Basic Ideas You Need To Know, by Louis Kwok This article talks about choosing gifts for cooks and friends who like cooking. We all know people who consider themselves to be something of amateur chefs, and a good way to show our support of their hobby is to buy gifts for them. Published 02Nov2011, viewed 198 times
Cooking With Julia Child, by Stewart Wrighter Those who really enjoy cooking think nothing of making the same dish five times in order to get it just right. This article discusses Julia Child's French cookbook masterpiece, The Art of French Cooking. Published 10Oct2011, viewed 84 times
Making The Most Of Cardamom, by Stewart Wrighter One substance that can add quite a kick to any dish is cardamom. Even today the spice is an expensive one, at least compared to its peers. This article gives tips on how to make the most out of cardamom spice pods. Published 09Oct2011, viewed 75 times
The Interesting History Of Coffee And K Cups, by Jenny Tompsona Learn about the long history of coffee beverages. It has been around for hundreds of years and has an interesting history. Published 05Oct2011, viewed 224 times
Smoothies For Your Health, Weight Loss Or Even Weight Gain, by Michelle Hopkins A look at smoothie recipes and how using raw food can help stimulate weight loss, or even weight gain to be a much healthier person Published 31Oct2011, viewed 203 times
Information You Need to Know About Tagine Cooking, by Louis Kwok Tagine cooking has been around for centuries. Tagine dishes are named after the earthenware pot, usually a flat circular plate which is covered by a large domed piece which is left on the pot during the cooking process, which are native to North Africa and are most commonly associated with Moroccan cuisine. Published 31Oct2011, viewed 513 times
Raise a Glass to Whisky And Tartan!, by Anna Murray This article looks at the links between Scotland's best known distillers and tartan. It also looks at the world-wide appeal of two of Scotland's iconic products tartan and whisky. Published 30Oct2011, viewed 88 times
Eat Healthier With Food Dehydrators, by Michelle Hopkins A look at food dehydrators and how a person can benefit from having one at home Published 30Oct2011, viewed 190 times
A Wine Lover's Near Weekly Guide To $15 Wines - A South African Unoaked Chardonnay, by Levi Reiss Times are tough. Don't give up on life's little pleasures. Splurge a bit; it's worthwhile. Nearly every week this sommelier and wine enthusiast will review a wine between $10 and $15 bottle of wine, pairing it with food and cheese and give you his unbiased opinion, and lots of information on the wine, the grape variety, and the winery. Read this article and you may find a bargain or save your hard-earned money. Get your wine rack ready. Published 04Oct2011, viewed 125 times
What You Should Know If You're Interested In Bass Fishing, by Kathy Jenkins Bass fishing has long been a favorite type of fishing, and for many good reasons. There are many excellent locations where you can engage in this sport, and it can be done any time of year. Largemouth bass are a satisfying fish to engage, as they're on the large side, and they don't give in without a fight. They can be edible as well, though many sport fishermen throw them back to keep the populations abundant. Published 29Oct2011, viewed 100 times
Shopping Local and Seasonal Can Help Make Healthy Food Affordable, by Alison Withers Shopping for foods in season and locally can make healthy food more affordable yo consumers as well as bringing other health benefits.It also helps farmers get a fair return for their work, but they will need extra help to boost production further while farming sustainably. Published 06Oct2011, viewed 113 times
Learn The Cool Features Of A Keurig Coffee Maker, by Jenny Tompsona Learn about the many great features of a keurig coffee maker. These great machines can easily brew a single cup of coffee quickly and with ease. Published 03Oct2011, viewed 170 times
Sharing The Kitchen With Those Who Eat Gluten Free Food, by Mark Etinger Learn how to keep your kitchen gluten safe while still sharing it with those who do not eat gluten free foods. Published 02Oct2011, viewed 83 times
Cooking by Smoking, by Matthew Monnette Smoker grills these days are a modern update to one of the oldest ways of cooking and preserving food. While we don't need smoking to preserve food, smoker grills can bring out the greatest flavors to suit different palates. Published 28Oct2011, viewed 131 times
5 Ways to Enjoy London's Indian Summer, by Tamara Jacobs London's forecast for this final week of September is over 25 degrees Celsius every day. It is official, we are having a bit of an Indian summer. What does this mean? It means a few more drinks on patios, it means a couple more dinners in the garden, and some packed weekend markets. Here are some of the ways you can enjoy the final week of summer: Published 28Oct2011, viewed 53 times
Why Choose Flexible Packaging, by Mark Etinger This article is about how we chose stand up pouches for our cookies. Published 01Oct2011, viewed 73 times
The Benefits of Organic Food, by Mark Etinger This article is about the benefits of organic food and green foods. Published 01Oct2011, viewed 70 times
A Wine Lovers Weekly Review Of $10 Wines - A Chilean Chardonnay, by Levi Reiss Times are tough. Don't give up on life's little pleasures. Each and every week this sommelier and wine enthusiast will review a $10 (or cheaper) bottle of wine, pairing it with food and cheese and give you his unbiased opinion, and lots of information on the wine, the grape variety, and the winery. You may find a bargain or save your hard-earned money. Get your wine rack ready. Published 01Oct2011, viewed 85 times
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