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30 January 2009 »
In Health & Nutrition »

ENTER TO WIN! Learn to cook healthier meals for your family! Click here to enter to win Real Food for Rookies, a new online class — retail value $120, plus over $60 worth of discount coupons. Don’t miss out! contest ends this SATURDAY Sept 4th at midnight Pacific. Everybody’s eating soy these days. Soy is [...]
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Tags: Health & Nutrition, hypothyroid, isoflavones, metabolism, obesity, packaged foods, processed foods, soy, soy milk, soy thyroid, soybean oil, thyroid, thyroid disease, weight gain
cheeseslave »
27 January 2009 »
In Uncategorized »

Welcome, everyone, to our blog carnival, Real Food Wednesdays! This week our topic is Gluten-Free Real Food. Click here to read my entry for this week: Easy Risotto with Shrimp, Prosciutto & Peas. I love risotto. Especially with cheese and prosciutto. Add some shellfish and it’s heavenly. And super nutrient dense! Now it’s your turn. [...]
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27 January 2009 »
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This morning I was listening to the news about all the recent layoffs. I can’t stop thinking about all the people out there who are sitting at their kitchen tables right now, wondering what they are going to do next. During these tough times, every cent we save matters. We are all looking for ways to cut back. So I’m going to be writing a series of tips on how to cut costs. I pray that these tips will help a few people out there. One of the best ways a family can cut back on spending is to switch from disposable diapers to cloth. When I ran the numbers when my daughter was 6 months old, I was stunned at the savings. By switching to cloth diapers and wipes instead of disposables, you can save over $50 per month — which adds up to over $1,500 over 2 1/2 years.
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Tags: baking soda, budget, cloth diapers, diapers, disposable diapers, frugal, household budget, huggies, saving money, wipes
cheeseslave »
26 January 2009 »
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I’m thrilled to announce the winner of Bruce Fife’s new book, “Cooking with Coconut Flour”. To those of you who did not win, don’t despair! I’m going to be running a lot more contests going over the next few months. In fact, I’m launching another contest in the next few days! YES! Zukay is giving away a FULL CASE (6 jars) of lacto-fermented salsa and relish. The salsa is to die for and I am crazy about the relish, too — especially in tunafish salad.
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Tags: baking, books, bruce fife, coconut flour, contests, cooking with coconut flour, gluten-free, grain-free, zukay
cheeseslave »
26 January 2009 »
In Uncategorized »

Check out this amazing testimony for going gluten free: A “drywall guy” cures himself of anxiety, ADHD, IBS, and OCD — and drops 50 pounds! Hartke is Online! Here are a few more inspiring gluten-free testimonials I found online: Gluten Free Girl’s Incredible Story IC Disease – Help for IBS Sugar & Spice – Migraines [...]
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Tags: adhd, allergies, anxiety, arthritis, celiac, celiac disease, disease, food allergy, gluten, gluten-free, health, ibs, intolerance, irritable bowel syndrome, joint pain, migraine headaches, migraines, nutrition, ocd, sensitivity, weight loss
cheeseslave »
25 January 2009 »
In Uncategorized »

It’s the last week of the first month into the new year and I’m proud to say, I’ve stayed under budget — which is half as much as we usually spend (on average). Of course, we’ve been eating out of the freezer a lot so I’m not sure if this is sustainable. I’m going to [...]
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25 January 2009 »
In Uncategorized »

This Wednesday, January 28th, I am hosting Real Food Wednesday here at Cheeseslave.com. The topic this week is Gluten-Free Real Food Recipes. This week, we’re looking for recipes for healthy gluten-free meals and snacks. You can also submit a tip for cooking gluten-free. By “real food” we mean minimally processed, nutrient-dense whole foods. Please, no [...]
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Tags: blog carnivals, carnivals, gluten-free, real food wednesdays
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23 January 2009 »
In Uncategorized »

For years, I drank 2% milk. Just regular old milk from the supermarket. Then I switched to organic 2% milk. wanted to avoid bovine growth hormones and pesticides and genetically modified organisms (GMOs). When I got pregnant, I switched to organic whole milk. I figured I needed the extra fat for my growing baby. After [...]
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Tags: asthma, cafos, cows, enzymes, factory farms, food safety, grass-fed, growth hormones, health, lactose intolerance, michael pollan, milk, nina planck, nutrition, organic milk, osteoperosis, pathogens, posilac, probiotics, raw milk, real milk, sally fallon, sustainable agriculture