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| August 20, 2009, 7:26 am Helpful websites on the NM journey
soriaa | I've found a couple of websites that are a really nice compliments to Nutrimirror and I thought I'd share. If people think they're worthwhile, or have additional suggestions, maybe Mike would be willing to create a section of useful links.
This first site allows you to do complex searches. E.g. if you want a breakfast food that's high in potassium AND low in sodium AND high in fiber it suggests shredded wheat.
http://www.nutritiondata.com/
This second website has nutritional information on ethnic foods. Yesterday we went to a Greek restaurant and I was able to find tzatziki and falafel (both of which were ... |
continue reading 6 comments April 17, 2009, 10:21 pm Weekend Link Love | Here's another list of interwebs obsessions. We hope you enjoy, get a kick out of, and maybe learn a few tricks from them.
Me and Goji: Make your own cereal. It's healthy, but it sure ain't cheap.
Behind the Burner: What a groovy idea. They get chefs to give up their secret techniques and favorite ingredients. And there are videos.
Sunset magazine has been revamped and it's pretty good. You should check it out. But this link will take you to a project they have undertaken, called One Block Diet: They are attempting to grow their ... |
continue reading 1 comment January 27, 2009, 5:20 pm Blogs we visit regularly | Both mom and I have a list of blogs we visit nearly daily. There's a wide range of topics, from food to interior decorating. We each get such inspiration from them, learn from them and at times are annoyed by them.
Tere's list:
The Kitchn -what's hip and happenin' in the food world.
The New York Times Health & Nutrition website -a great source, bookmark it.
Small Bites blog -the writer is serious about healthy food. ask questions and he'll answer.
Food Gawker -the photo's are great and you can get connected to food blogs around the world. |
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