Dude, sunflower seeds are not supposed to taste like nachos. Alas, nacho-cheese-flavored sunflower seeds exist. Why?
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Welcome! This blog was created to act as a space in which I can post thoughts, observations, along with articles and other media I encounter during my course of study for a Masters in Nutrition & Dietetics. Eating well doesn't have to be complicated or stressful, "even in this economy." I'm hoping to learn how to prove it to skeptics. Cheers!
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- Stretching Leftovers
- Slim Shots?
- Cooking Ahead and Homemade Oatmeal Energy Bars!
- Back to Winter
- Chocolate and Bacon, Coming to a Yoga Studio Near ...
- On Functional Ingredients
- Annoying Yogurt Commercials
- Snacks Now Account for a Quarter of Daily Calories
- $1 Oatmeal
- These Are Just Wrong
- The Edible Schoolyard Comes to Brooklyn
- It Begins Again
- Fed Up With School Lunch
- Mark Bittman on What's Wrong With What We Eat
- Garlic Soup
- American Obesity Rates Hit Plateau
- Eat This, Not That!
- Beef-Free Burgers
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- A Few Words on Appearance (and a cute cat!)
- Calorie Counts are Frequently Off
- Heartburn
- The Taco Bell Diet?
- Many Parents Overestimate Child's Activity
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- Nutrition and Food in 2010
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