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Eating Eco-Friendly & Organic

  • Organic Meat Delivery

    Although organic foods and products are more accessible than ever, some organic foods are hard to find. Organic meat delivery services can help you by bringing organic free-range meats to your door.
    Published by Lindsay Evans (5381 pts) on May 27, 2009 to
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  • Have A Sweet Tooth? Try Organic Chocolate

    If you want to go green with your sweet tooth, you might want to try organic chocolate. There are lots of varieties available to please your palate.
    Published by H. Rox (858 pts) on May 27, 2009 to
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  • What are Certified Organic Foods?

    The demand for organic food is increasing day-by-day. But do you know what “certified organic foods” really mean? Most consumers are not entirely clear about certified organics. This article explains the importance of certified organic food.
    Published by Anurag Ghosh (18172 pts) on May 27, 2009 to
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  • Is Stevia a Greener Alternative to Sugar?

    Stevia, an herb member of the chrysanthemum plant is a good source of sugar with likely potentials as a green alternative. It’s eco-friendly and healthy, yet up to now major countries like the US and Australia still ignore stevia as a healthier sugar commodity.
    Published by ciel s cantoria (3903 pts) on May 27, 2009 to
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  • How to Sun-Dry Foods at Home

    Use the all-natural power of the sun to preserve summer-fresh foods to enjoy throughout the year. All you need is some basic equipment, sunshine, and time to dry foods at home using solar power.
    Published by Lindsay Evans (5381 pts) on May 5, 2009 to
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  • Why Brown Rice is the Better Rice

    Brown rice is the better rice for our health as well as the environment. For starters, brown rice is a whole grain. It's the totally natural form of rice that has been minimally processed. The health benefits of brown rice include higher fiber, and more naturally present nutrients than white rice.
    Published by gabbi525 (17107 pts) on May 5, 2009 to
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  • The Dark Truth about White Sugar

    White sugar is in the majority of processed foods that we eat. You might not give it that much thought, but white sugar is not the natural food that many people believe it to be. White sugar is processed so much, it no longer resembles the sugar cane it came from. Evaporated cane juice is better.
    Published by gabbi525 (17107 pts) on May 5, 2009 to
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  • Is This Vegan?: A Beginner's Guide to Buying Vegan Food

    Buying food that’s actually vegan doesn’t have to be a mind-numbing experience.
    Published by Sarah V. (798 pts) on Apr 21, 2009 to
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  • Knowing What Contains Animal Products

    A vegan lifestyle is hard for those who do not know what contain actual animal ingredients. Learn about a few of the more unknown animal containing products.
    Published by Shane Burley (64101 pts) on Apr 21, 2009 to
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  • How to Find a Local CSA

    This season, join a local community supported agriculture program to supply your family with fresh local produce. CSA programs abound throughout the country. Here's how to find a local CSA near you.
    Published by Lindsay Evans (5381 pts) on Apr 21, 2009 to
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