Archive for the ‘Food & Beverage’ category

Biodegradable Food Packaging

June 19th, 2010

Biodegradable food packaging is a new trend that has found popularity among the consumers as well. There are lighter, easy to dispose off and cheap option as compared to the regular packaging options for food.

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Seasons in the Sun – Why the Algarve Region is Perfect For Producing Great Tasting Food

June 19th, 2010

The Algarve region has just about the perfect climate for growing fruit and vegetables all year round. With over 300 days of sun each year, and a sub-tropical climate, a wide variety of fruit and vegetables are produced all year round.

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All About Bison Meat

June 19th, 2010

Bison meat is a source of highly nutritional food. This has low fat, low cholesterol and rich in Omega 3 Fatty Acids that is very helpful in maintaining a healthy heart and good health. This is why bison meat is in high demands in the markets and people consume this with lesser health worries.

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Farmer’s Market – Buy Locally to Support Your Community

June 19th, 2010

One of the best ways to support your local community, your nutritional needs, and your wallet in earnest is to hit your nearest farmer’s market. This is the place where you can buy good, locally grown veggies and see what’s in season.

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Do You Know What’s in Your Food? Food Labels Lie

June 19th, 2010

You shouldn’t believe everything you read, especially when it comes to the labels on your food. Companies are able to mislead consumers by advertising healthier foods when in actuality their products contain completely different amounts of vitamins, carbohydrates, sugar, protein, fat- both saturated and unsaturated, sodium, cholesterol and various other ingredients.

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A Brief History of Popcorn and Blended Popcorn Oil

June 19th, 2010

Thousands of years ago, historians say Native American Indians discovered that heated Maize explodes from the inside kernel outwards, puffing into a dry, yet edible snack. In the early 16th century popped corn took a front row seat in Aztec Indian ceremonies. Young girls strung the parched corn and used the decoration on their heads like garlands.

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A Long Journey For the Snow Cone

June 19th, 2010

The most common flavored ice treat that is requested by kids and adults alike is the snow cone. Most of the time, they are artificially flavored to taste like fruit.

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Exploring the Origin of the Snow Cone

June 19th, 2010

Snow cones are a classic fat free summer delight. With a bit of shaved ice and a flavored syrup, a delicious treat is made that anyone can enjoy. Despite the prominence of this treat, most people don’t know how the it came about.

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Grow a Popcorn Experiment at Home

June 19th, 2010

Popcorn is grown from a stalk like regular corn. It is not as sweet and is a special type of corn kernel. Growing popcorn at home can make a fun science experiment that the family can enjoy together. When it is finished, everyone can enjoy a taste test of the experiment.

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Eggs Topped With Caviar – A Millionaire’s Breakfast

June 19th, 2010

It’s so simple and quick to do, this two-egg dish is a delight at breakfast or dinner, whether your guest is a millionaire or your lover, or both. With advance preparation the cooking process is so fast, you don’t have to leave your guest for more than a minute. So have everything ready before your guest arrives.

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