Category: slow food

To Eat Or Not to Eat Eggs!

| April 29, 2013 | Comments (0)
To Eat Or Not to Eat Eggs!

America is hooked on eggs. We use a lot of them in our favorite foods from pancakes to bagels, to cupcakes and cookies. Many of our egg-happy foods are borrowed from the French: soufflés, quiches, omelettes, remoulades, mayonnaise – just to name a few! Yet increasingly, reports of the egg distributing industry reveal the ghastly treatment of mother hens, toxic chemicals in the processing, and generally unhealthy care and feeding of the chickens that lay these ungolden eggs! The entire eggy mess makes the egg one of the more unhealthy foods we can eat, not just for our hearts, but for our souls too!

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Ya Talkin’ to Me? For Sustainable NYC Foodies

| December 10, 2012 | Comments (0)
Ya Talkin’ to Me? For Sustainable NYC Foodies

Sustainable Chocolate and Baked Goods Made in New York with natural ingredients. The Chocolate Bar by local artisans and five star chocolatiers like top New York pastry chef, Jean-Francois Bonnet. The handmade only-in-New York chocolate bars, hot cocoa, spicy brownies, and truffles are wrapped in labels created by local Big Apple artists and designers.

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Slow Food is New York’s Fast Food too!

| February 5, 2012 | Comments (13)
Slow Food is New York’s Fast Food too!

What is “Slow Food” you might ask? It is the organic and eco-friendly answer to Fast Food. Whatever McDonald’s or Taco Bell might be to you – chemically altered, fat infused, artery hardening, and diabetes-causing edible trash – “Slow Food” is the opposite. The healthy alternative to the nation’s carcinogenic diet, slow food is all-organic, nutrition-based and locally sourced.

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