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Month: December 2011

Chia Seeds Get A Thumbs Up!

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Are you old enough to remember Chia Pets being sold in drug stores for Christmas presents? It turns out that the Chia Seeds themselves may pack a lot more nutritional punch than many people thought…   Chia Seeds Photo featuring white, black, or white and black chia seeds By Cyanocorax in 2006

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Gluten-Free for the Holidays and Everyday

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(November 8, 2013 NOTE:  This blog post has been significantly updated since originally posted. You might want to also see these related blog posts: Holiday Baking- Does Your Choice of Flour Really Matter? Gluten-Free Update January 2012 Including Apps Gluten-Free Update Potpourri  Gluten Free Update June 2012 November 2012 Potpourri: Gluten; Diabetes; 2013 Women’s Heart Health ) The holidays are exciting and everyone looks forward to them, although if you need to follow a special diet, it may be a bit disconcerting to think about how to handle a wide range of holiday situations. How do you deal with invitations to

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Posted in Apps, Celiac Disease, Christmas, Gluten Sensitivity, Gluten-Free, Holiday Baking, Nutrition, Recipe, Thanksgiving, Wellness2 Comments on Gluten-Free for the Holidays and Everyday

Holiday Tins Make Quick, Lovely, Simple Gifts

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  Some of the best gifts at the holidays are the simplest ones. Take, for example, the gift of a lovely, simple holiday tin. You can fill it with a plethora of possibilities, and it is a festive reminder of the spirit of giving during this winter holiday season, no matter which holidays you might happen to celebrate. Do you know where some of the nicest holiday tins come from?

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Posted in Holiday Baking, Winter Holiday

Fat Substitutions For Holiday Baking (pdf “Free Gift” download)

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At our Facebook listing, there’s now a “Free Gift” option you can click on. It is located in the left hand column. Look for the grey box with a white “star” in it that says “Free Gift” and you’ll find it is waiting for you. The “Free Gift” is available to anyone who has chosen to press the “LIKE” button for the Sensory Nutrition page on Facebook.

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Posted in Christmas, Desserts, Holiday Baking, Nutrition, Recipe, Rolls, Thanksgiving

2012 “Action Steps for Wellness” Calendar

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Wellness Focus Calendar/Activity Planners 2012 Versions (also last thoughts on 2011 versions) Just in case you might be interested, there is a nice 2012 American Institute for Preventive Wellness “Action Steps for Wellness” focus Calendar available as a .pdf that you can download as of today’s blog posting date. If you happen to be involved in any health and wellness planning activities for 2012, then here you’ll find a Wellness Activity Planner for 2012. BTW, the 2011 “Action Steps for Wellness” Calendar as of this posting date was also still available and many of those action steps are good ones

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Posted in Fitness, Nutrition, Wellness

Holiday Baking – Keep Some Flavor, Skip Some Fat

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Want to lower the fat content of your holiday baked goods, but not quite sure how to accomplish that? Read today’s blog for some helpful suggestions that may help you keep some flavor, but skip some fat.

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Holiday Baking – What’s Fat Got To Do With It?

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To create different cookie varieties, one “tweaks” a basic formula, resulting in a plethora of possibilities. We mentioned about that formula or ratios concept in a 28Nov2011 post. Today’s blog post mentions one of those other ingredients commonly found in cookies…fat.

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Posted in Desserts, Holiday Baking, Nutrition
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