Forget all those fad diets. And, while you’re at it, nix all the ‘one size fits all’ plans. If you really want to lose weight and keep it off, you need to develop a personalized diet regimen that relies on knowledge of key nutrients and limits Calories…Read More →
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris last week pledged to take executive action on high food prices within her first 100 days in office. And I, for one, think that will win her a significant number of votes. Will the Canadian government follow suit?Read More →
USDA, the US government agency that’s re-sponsible for recommending what Americans should eat to stay healthy, is reconsidering its position on cheese and other dairy foods. It says current standard daily dairy ‘doses’ may be excessive…Read More →
The most resounding message from nutri-tionists and doctors these days is, “Eat more fresh fruits and veggies!” And one thing folks want to know is, “Which of them is best?” If your preference is lettuce, there’s only one logical choice…Read More →
More anonymous ‘attack’ signage is appearing outside Loblaw’s stores. This time in Toronto. The campaign follows release of another fin-ancial report showing what protesters claim are excess profits for Canada’s largest super-market chain…
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Here’s a truly creative food product promo-tion. And a timely, fun one, at that. Kellogg’s has ‘reported’ a rare ‘Crunchorite’ landing in a Toronto park. And the stunt is elevating com-munity awareness of the universe and our place in it…Read More →
A few days back, we showcased a new lab study showing that we get less magnesium than we really need in our daily diets. And it’s largely because we eat so much processed food and so few fresh fruits and veggies. Enter: Leafy Greens…Read More →
A transitional week on the Fast Food beat. More whispers of Fall breezes, but many sum-mer-related new and returning products as well. Highlights include new deals from KFC, McD’s and Subway. And a new Azerbaijanian hot dog…Read More →