Well, I've never really wondered either, but this blog is kinda neat. But is it really old ladies, as some of their commenters ask? I guess there's no way to know.
http://margaretandhelen.wordpress.com/
Thanks to my Aunt for this link.
I've been looking around through websites and books the past day or two in search of a good slow-roasted pork recipe. I somehow got to this website which is not so great visually but has a lot a lot of neat information and recipes.
http://www.ochef.com/
Also, Guy Fieri, is that his name? He really bugs me. He might make good food, but I will never use one of his recipes. A blogger I like to read calls him 'the personification of cheese fries.' I love that.
Everyone's always talking about organic foods, and which foods are best to buy organic, but here's a list of foods that don't need to be organic. I think I will start shopping these fruits and veggies more frequently-- with the small amount of pesticides involved in growing these foods, it will almost be like they are organic, but they're cheaper than their pesticide-free cousins.
http://www.thedailygreen.com/healthy-eating/eat-safe/Save-on-Sustainable-Gallery-44032808?src=nl&mag=tdg&list=nl_dgr_gfd_non_020110_organic-food&kw=ist
I'm on the list of daily(ish) emails from The Daily Green, and sometimes there's some kinda interesting stuff. They have alot of slide show lists... like this one, or '10 quick healthy breakfasts.' I like their slide shows because the photography is great. The information is not always as exciting.
Whenever I want some information about a food, this is the first place I turn. This website is great for health, nutritional information, and recipes for fruits, vegetables, herbs, grains, and lots of other healthy things. I sometimes find the recipes on this website on the bland side, but I just love the information about vitamin and mineral content and health benefits of the foods I eat or want to start eating. This is one of my favorite websites on the whole internet.
http://whfoods.org/foodstoc.php
Now I'm going to watch the IU-Kentucky game, in which IU has the early lead!
This is pretty interesting.... we're always reading about the best things to eat, so here's the other side. I can't recall having seen 'canned' tomatoes in a glass jar. I'm now on the lookout.
http://shine.yahoo.com/channel/health/the-7-foods-experts-wont-eat-547963/
