Spiral Japanese Cuisine
JAPANESE FOOD IN DALY CITY
Food At Spiral Japanese Cuisine
About Spiral Japanese Cuisine
At Spiral Japanese Cuisine, we bring you the contemporary fine dining ambiance, relaxing, quiet and wonderful Omakase experience.We pride ourselves on serving the most authentic and excellently prepared Japanese cuisine.
In Japanese cuisine, cooking is not only about the taste, but it is also an art where food presentation is considered as an important to us, hence at Spiral Japanese Cuisine we serve our dishes in a way that not just pleases the taste buds but also to the eyes of passionate food lovers.
We hope your enjoy your time spent at Spiral Japanese Cuisine as much as we love having you here.
Spiral Japanese Restaurant at San Bruno
Welcome To Spiral Japanese Cuisine
|Monday - Thursday, Sunday||11:30 AM - 9:30 PM|
|Friday - Saturday ||11:30 AM - 10:00 PM|
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An Italian Dream
Located North of Boston in Woburn on the Winchester Line, Sogno (pronounced Soñ-yo) is the place to gather with family and friends over a delicious meal inspired by the culture, history, and warmth of Italian hospitality. Evoking the feeling of gathering in one’s home, inspired by owner Ron Martignetti’s Sunday family dinners, Sogno offers comfortable spaces where all feel welcome to come together around the table. Come, stay, and return again and again.
Highlighting the authenticity and diversity of Italian cuisine, Sogno’s menu is designed to transport you from one region of Italy to another without ever leaving the table. With a focus on fresh ingredients, both locally sourced, made in house and imported from Italy, watch your meal being prepared in Sogno’s exposition kitchen. From inventive cocktails and cicchetti at the buzzing bar, to entrees inspired by all the different regions of Italy in the dining room, to the restaurant’s renowned Neapolitan brick oven pizza, you’ll enjoy old favorites while making new discoveries as you embark on the exquisite dining experience at Sogno.
At the Bar
From classic Italian cocktails like Aperol Spritz and Barrel Aged Negroni, to inventive offerings like the “Bocca Al Lupo” with bourbon and blackberries or the “Italian Magarita” with tequila, amaretto, fresh lime juice and Italian blood orange soda, you’re sure to find something that delights at the bar at Sogno. Nibble on authentic Italian cicchetti (small bites) for the true Italian Aperitivo experience. Relax comfortably in deep leather seats at the large rectangular bar, where you’ll find conveniences like purse hooks and ample plug-ins for mobile phones, as you raise a glass and catch up with friends old and new at Sogno.
From the Cellar
With a carefully curated list of outstanding wines from all regions of Italy, Sogno’s award winning wine list will take you on a journey across the Italian terroir. From the crisp minerality of Italian whites, to well-aged Italian reds, you’ll find both recognizable as well as lesser-known wines, all made from classic grapes of Italy. The wine list is rounded out with French champagne and a number of West Coast offerings. All wines offered at Sogno are made to elevate the flavors of the cuisine, and are sure to pair perfectly with your meal.
Treat yourself to the best Italian around Boston. We look forward to seeing you! Book online or call us at 781-625-1300.
Booking a reservation of 8 or more? Call us to book.
Sunday - Thursday
Lunch: 11:30am - 4:00pm
Dinner: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
Friday - Saturday
Lunch: 11:30am - 4:00pm
Dinner: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
304 Cambridge Road | Woburn, MA 01801


FOOD CONCEPT STATIONS
Bread & Bowl: Bread & Bowl features made-to-order deli sandwiches, paninis, and homemade soups and breads. All of our sandwiches and wraps include options for students that are gluten-free. We top these options with high-quality meats and cheeses, fresh produce, and garnish with traditional gourmet condiments.
Good Greens: Good Greens features fresh leafy greens with a variety of colorful fruit and vegetable toppings. In addition, students can find a variety of composed salads with animal and plant based proteins with a variety of dressings. Our in-season and locally-sourced options make for a great foundation of our salad bar and fresh produce concept.
Grill: Burgers, chicken sandwiches, and sliders are all favorites off of the grill. We offer those as well as enhanced versions of traditional favorites. Because a cheeseburger is great, but a jalapeno bacon cheeseburger is amazing. Featuring lean 100% beef, turkey, and vegetarian options, the Grill offers something for everyone.
|Crust: Pizza is not just a staple for high school students, it’s a Chicagoland staple. With traditional hand-tossed favorites, gourmet thin crust options, gluten-free options, calzones, and everything in between – The Crust offers more than just pizza.
Hemispheres: Food unites people and promotes a greater understanding of cultures that may be different than our own. We strive to provide authentic international offerings that showcase and educate students about flavors formaround the world.
Dash: We understand that classes, work, and athletics can make a student’s already busy schedule even busier. We offer both hot and cold meals-to-go
Quest Food Management makes every attempt to identify ingredients that may cause allergic reactions for those with food allergies. Every effort is made to instruct our food production staff on the severity of food allergies.
We consult individually with students who have food allergies to minimize allergic reactions. Please be advised that our menu items may contain allergens, may have come in contact with items containing allergens, and there is always a risk of contamination or cross-contamination. There is also a possibility that manufacturers of the commercial foods we use could change the formulation or substitute at any time, without notice.
Customers concerned with food allergies need to be aware of this risk. Carmel Catholic High School will not assume any liability for adverse reactions to foods consumed or items one may come in contact with while eating at Carmel Catholic High School.
Students with food allergies are encouraged to contact Food Service Director, Scott Davis at [email protected] or 847.388.3323 for support.


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These vehicles are often used for long-distance transport and are essential for ensuring the availability of fresh produce and other perishable goods in markets around the world. The trailers can maintain temperature up to (-25°C) degrees and contains Partition or Dividers within the box to transport chiller and frozen goods at the same time.
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Is ‘Sassy Water’ an aid to weight loss in the Flat Belly Diet? While I was reviewing the book, “Flat Belly Diet”, by Liz Vaccariello and Cynthia Sass, I was introduced to Sassy Water, created by Cynthia, the nutritional editor. The water recipe is mooted to be an aid to weight loss. Naturally curious, I just had to research why Cynthia combines ginger, mint, cucumber, lemon and water and why they should feel it would help weight loss.
It is advisable to drink lots of water at any time, but especially so while you are on a diet. Indeed, people who drink two glasses of water before each meal were found to lose weight faster than those who did not. The water fills up the stomach, but it also serves to flush the system. When you diet, you pay more attention to what you eat and in general eat more healthily, with less in the way of processed foods. That gives your body the chance to get rid of toxins that have built up. Water helps the kidneys get rid of excess toxins.
Cucumber is a natural diuretic, that is, it makes you pass urine more often. This produces a two-fold process: you get rid of excess toxins and you also get rid of excess water, especially if you refrain from eating salt. It has a high water content in itself, so cucumber can help to balance the acid in your stomach which can produce bloating, gas and wind. Aside from that, cucumber is full of minerals, vitamins, enzymes that help healthy cell growth making it a strong antioxidant, i.e. it is thought to help prevent cancer. Incidentally, cucumber is an anti-inflammatory, it reduced inflammation and it helps to eliminate uric acid which is laid down in joints in rheumatism and gout.
The mint that is added to Sassy Water helps to sooth the digestive tract. It is well known for promoting easy digestion, its aroma stimulating salivary glands in the mouth that aid digestion. Similarly, mint stimulates digestive glands to produce enzymes in the rest of the alimentary tract. We should also consider how well mint cleanses the mouth. When you are dieting, and therefore getting rid of toxins, you may well feel your mouth and tongue to be furry.
Lemon is also a diuretic, flushing through toxins and uric acid as well as guarding against excess water retention. While you may think of lemon as being acidic, it actually helps with bloating, with heartburn, biliousness and nausea. It acts as a tonic for the liver and stimulates the production of bile to help digestion. This is particularly effective taken before meals. Lemon is also thought to be an anti-carcinogenic, neutralising food of its cancer-bearing properties. It is certainly a wonderful way to help free the blood system of toxins.
The final ingredient in Sassy Water is ginger. Ginger has long been known for its ability to sooth the digestive tract. It helps to digest fatty foods and to break down proteins that can cause gas. Like cucumber, ginger is a natural anti-inflammatory. It is therefore, particularly soothing in inflammatory digestive ailments. In this instance, it helps to prevent bloating and excess gas. It aids the digestive enzymes to properly digest food and may even be instrumental in reducing cholesterol.
In short then, these ingredients have much to say for them. They act as diuretics: they rid the body of retained water and help flush toxins. When you start any diet, the first thing you loss is excess water so it can seem as if you are getting dramatic results. They also aid digestion, sooth the digestive system and reduce bloating. That, I suspect, is where it ends. While it seems a good de-tox aid, and is very pleasant to drink, I would doubt it has, of itself, any property that will make weight loss fast and easy.
Flat Belly Diet get a Flat Stomach with Mufa and Sassy Water
The Flat Belly Diet supporters claim that you can lose up to 15 pounds in 32 days, all with the help of “sassy water” and “MUFA”. What is it that makes this diet work so well? Do the fun terms help keep dieters motivated? Or does it have the same steps of every other diet? Look at the special components of the Flat Belly Diet.
First of all, the Flat Belly Diet, targets belly fat right from the beginning with its four-day jumpstart program. The diet starts out by eliminating the appearance of belly fat by getting rid of bloat. Chewing gum, daily cups of coffee, and many other everyday habits contribute to bloat, and the four-day jumpstart helps to break these habits. The dieter is required to only eat 1200 calories per day for these four days, and is also required to drink a mixture known as “sassy water”, a concoction containing water, ginger, and other cleansing ingredients.
After the jump-start, you continue on the diet with four meals each day containing a total of 1600 calories. Within these meals, it is recommended that you consume a healthy portion of “MUFA”, which stands for monounsaturated fatty acid, the good fat which is found in products like olive oil and nuts. For example, one recipe is for cherry chocolate waffles, a waffle with fresh cherries and MUFA-rich dark chocolate. Sounds like a delicious way to get a flat belly.
This diet has seen countless success stories already. The reason for this is probably because, instead of being a fad diet, it is intended to be a lifestyle change. If individuals can start habits that involve eating healthy, they are well on their way to losing weight. This is what the Flat Belly Diet proposes.
Like every other diet, the Flat Belly Diet has its share of obstacles. The people at Prevention magazine, though, are there to help. Trying to figure out how to integrate an exercise regimen? Are you beginning to plateau? Many articles are available to help you with those little, and big, slip-ups that are bound to come up. You aren’t alone in your goal to lose weight.
If you’re interested in getting a flatter stomach, sit down with a copy of “The Flat Belly Diet”, mix up some sassy water, and grab a handful of some MUFA-filled almonds. While the diet proposes the same old concepts of healthy eating, it gives you a new way to think about it. Maybe this will be finally your chance to get that trimmer waistline you’ve always wanted.


Most people understand that brewing your own coffee as opposed to stopping by Starbucks everyday can save you quite a bit of money. However, most people aren’t able to get that coffee shop quality or taste when they brew it themselves. The following article will help you learn how you can make consistently great tasting coffee from the comfort of your own home.
The best coffee typically comes from a coffee press. Instant coffee is over-processed and tends to taste awful, while whole bean coffee offers the best aroma and flavor. When you grind it yourself fresh, you’ll be amazed at the difference. Using a press brings out all the best notes, too!
For a quick and affordable brew of espresso, try using a Moka stovetop coffee pot. Mokas generally produce one or two cups of coffee in the amount of time it takes to boil that amount of water. The coffee is brewed by pressurized steam rising through a funnel of coffee grinds and then rising again into the top chamber where it is ready to be poured into a cup.
Are you happy with the coffee made with your drip coffee maker? It can taste better if you preheat the machine and only add water. Once the pot of water is heated up, continue with your coffee grounds. Also, it’s an excellent method for cleaning the machine.
When you get a new coffee maker, try a test run. Always remove any oils and residues left over from the manufacturing process by running a pot of plain water through your new machine. The water will clean dust out of the coffee maker that accumulated after it was manufactured.
Only use airtight containers to store coffee in your refrigerator. Otherwise, you may discover that garlic or other incompatible odors have tainted your coffee. If coffee is stored a long time in the wrong container, moisture can also get in.
If you loved your coffee on ice, try cold-brewing your own coffee concentrated. There are many recipes available online; Most entail mixing a few cups of water into several ounces of ground coffee, allowing the mixture to sit overnight. When the grounds are strained out, you are left with a smooth, rich concentrate that can be diluted with milk or water and ice.
The cleaner your water is, the cleaner your coffee will be. Remember that everything you put in your brew will affect its final taste. Use bottled water or filtered water for the best results.
A great tip to remember if you’re after the best-tasting cup of coffee is not to let your coffee sit for an extended period of time. Coffee will only stay fresh for about ten minutes so you should be prepared to drink your coffee right after it’s been brewed.
When you are storing coffee, try not to store it in containers that are made out of glass. While there may seem to be airtight, the reality is that they are not, and a lot of air will be able to reach the coffee. This will negatively affect the taste.
Make sure your coffee pot is clean. In order to get the freshest tasting coffee you must be sure you are using a clean coffee pot. You can clean it by using a teaspoon of vinegar with a full coffee pot of water. Run your coffee pot as though you are making coffee.
If you tend to eat cookies with your coffee in the morning or night, try dipping one into the other. Cookies taste great when combined with coffee, and can give you the injection of flavor that you desire. Make sure that when you dip, you have a napkin or towel nearby to avoid a mess.
Coffee is a fat-burning aid if you refrain from using sugar, chocolate, or cream. Adding sugary items to coffee will negate any ability the coffee has to burn fat. In the morning, drink a good cup of black coffee for weight control benefits.
As was mentioned earlier in this article, making your own coffee often doesn’t result in coffee shop quality java. However, when you implement the tips and tricks given in this article, you are mere moments away from creating wonderful tasting coffee that is sure to brighten up your morning.…


The Bear Knows Best
If Finland’s national animal could choose a favorite berry, it would undoubtedly be the bilberry. Bears build up their fat reserves by eating up to 20 kilos (44 lbs) of bilberries each day before laying down to hibernate for six months in the winter. Similarly, it takes six months to make Teiskon Bilberry dessert wine.
Teiskon Bilberry (Mustikka) is characterized by the inviting, velvety smooth taste of Finnish nature.
This bilberry wine is a full-bodied but only slightly sweet aperitif. The wild-growing bilberries used to make this wine are picked by hand from Finland’s pristine forests.
From a winemaker’s perspective, bilberry is the most challenging berry out of all the berries we use. It takes special skill and accuracy even to get the fermentation under way. Bilberry wine takes a long time to mature because flavors transfer slowly from the delicious, yet delicate-tasting, berries. It also takes a hefty batch of bilberries to get a perfect outcome.
We get our bilberries from pickers whom we know well to ensure that we get top-quality berries. Whole bilberries are used with their skin to make must for fermentation so that the true taste and color of the berries can be experienced in the wine.
Teiskon Viini’s three generations of experience and constant flavor testing have made us experts in making the best fruit wines. Teiskon Bilberry carries the finest nuances of the refreshing bilberry taste. The same nuances make bilberry the king of the forest’s first choice.
Best enjoyed with blue cheese or chocolate cake, or the Finnish way – as an after-sauna refreshment on the porch.
Bilberry is Finland’s unofficial national berry and a healthy superfood whose reputation has reached far past the berry’s forest home. Over four million kilos of bilberries are exported from Finland to other countries each year.
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""This and chocolate cake - perfect combination "


Good morning, Cuddlers!
Sometimes I wish I wasn’t a picky eater. Over the years I have found that my eating habits have become a point of conversation and something to joke about. I have also become aware of the fact that I don’t add much flavor to my food. Flavorful food is a good thing, and I’m sure eating a variety of food is also a good thing, too. So, I’m kind of embarrassed to admit that I had a BLT every night for dinner this week!
As much as I was enjoying my daily BLT sandwich for dinner, I was noticing that the cats have not been eating much lately. I know there is a lot of stress among Otis, Reggie and Abby worrying about Striker’s health, which is most likely the reason.
Poor little Striker is really only licking the gravy from the can food and has enjoyed a little bit of the gravy/bisque food found in the pouches (Please continue to keep Striker in your happy thoughts, by the way). Abby and Otis have turned their noses up at the Science Diet can food, except for the pate chicken. Abby doesn’t really eat the Friskies that I sometimes give them for dessert. She meows like she wants it, maybe takes one bite, and then walks away. Reggie wants what Striker is having, but I need Striker to have as much of the bisque as possible.
I know when we’re not feeling well we don’t have much of an appetite. The decision on what to make for dinner is based on either what we feel like eating or perhaps what food is in the house (or…what delivery service sounds good on a particular day). It doesn’t always bother me knowing that I’ll have a week of BLT’s for dinner. I don’t have to think and my stomach knows what to expect. With our fur babies, though, it sure isn’t easy sometimes. They can’t tell us what they want to eat.
Did you already eat breakfast or are you going to eat breakfast after reading this morning’s cuddle? Well, either way, I hope your breakfast was flavorful and fulfilling. And, here’s to everyone having a week of healthy meals and being thankful that your daily breakfast and dinner doesn’t come out of a can.
Enjoy the cuddle!


In a flexible, silicon loaf pan combine all dry ingredients, stirring well. Whisk maple syrup, oil and water together in a measuring cup. Add this to the dry ingredients and mix very well until everything is completely soaked and dough becomes very thick (if the dough is too thick to stir, add one or two teaspoons of water until the dough is manageable). Smooth out the top with the back of a spoon. Let sit out on the counter for at least 2 hours, or all day or overnight. To ensure the dough is ready, it should retain its shape even when you pull the sides of the loaf pan away from it it.
Preheat oven to 350°F / 175°C.
Place loaf pan in the oven on the middle rack, and bake for 20 minutes. Remove bread from loaf pan, place it upside down directly on the rack and bake for another 30-40 minutes. Bread is done when it sounds hollow when tapped. Let cool completely before slicing (difficult, but important).
Store bread in a tightly sealed container for up to five days. Freezes well too – slice before freezing for quick and easy toast!


Great gift pack, perfect gift an Anniversary or Valentines Day for Him.
Made from sustainably sourced bamboo, providing comfort and style.
Loving Earth Nutty Mr Maple 45g
Chunky salted almonds with sweet and crunchy maple granules in dark truffle chocolate. A satisfying treat you can depend on. Made in Australia using organic products and Certified Fair Trade. Vegan suitable and sustainable packaging
Loving Earth 72% Dark Chocolate 30g
Organic chocolate made with raw ashaninka cocoa.
Made in Australia using organic products and Certified Fair Trade. Vegan suitable and sustainable packaging.
A Classic Mint Candy Taste. 100g
Pistachio Russian Fudge
Guaranteed to satisfy the most sinful candy cravings.
Our handmade Russian Fudge is sweet and crumbly all in one bite. Eat straight from the bag, or as a lively kick to ice cream as a crumbly topping. 100g


Need catering for a special event? Give Hot Table a call. Hot Table is dedicated to bringing you the freshest, tastiest Panini, salads, and coffee you've ever had. They only use the best ingredients that are prepared daily and served to you quickly with a smile.
Call Hot Table today for your next business meeting, birthday party, or wedding. They would be happy to help and serve you making your special event memorable.
They offer a large variety of grilled Panini's, plus soups, salads, and desserts. They are hand delivered in a special Panini pack!
Call today for your catering needs! Hot Table has five store locations between Massachusetts and Connecticut.
Need catering for an event? Call Tomasso's for your next special event. Whether its a business meeting, birthday party, or wedding, Tommaso's has a great menu to choose from to help make your special event memorable.
Tomasso's Restaurante is a family owned and operated restaurant since 2008. Mark Danalis, owner and head chef, offers Italian style cuisine made fresh to order. Mark strives to use quality ingredients in all of his dishes.
Tomasso's offers everything from fresh fish, veal, black Angus meat, pasta, chicken, plus homemade soups, sauces, and dressings.
All desserts are made by Mark's wife Elaine Danalis right on the premises. Enjoy desserts such as Belgium Swiss Chocolate mouse with a raspberry sauce and homemade whip cream or Tiramisu!
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Ô’Thentic Crêperie & Wine Bar
is probably the best French cuisine place so far in Myanmar. The food is fresh and authentic like you are actually eating in a restaurant of French. Many customers included locals and foreigners come here to have great food and enjoy the environment. The place is always crowded and it is difficult for Othentic’ staff to performance at their best. CUKCUK becomes a great assistant to help the staff to serve more professional and quicker. CUKCUK apps
are very easy to use and the staff can master them in no time.
In addition, the owner- Mr. Kriss has some great things to say about CUKCUK:
“Even though my schedule is very busy but with CUKCUK, I can grasp the situation of my restaurant anytime I want. CUKCUK is very easy to use so my staff don’t have issues while using it. I’m still exploring the back-end of the software, so far it is good and easy to understand”
CUKCUK hopes to become a strong friend/ partner to help the restaurant grow stronger. We wish you to keep creating great dishes and more and more people know about the place./.


Natural Chicory - 7 Oz jar, Pack of 24
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Great for sharing with friends or as a long last supply.
EXP: 30 APRIL 2023
Suggested Use: Dissolve in hot water or milk and drink. Be careful not to use too much or you will ruin the flavor. Begin with 1/2 teaspoon of chicory for every cup you brew and adjust according to your personal taste.
Ingredients: Organic Roasted Chicory root extract.


Date(s) - Nov 26, 2020
11:30 am - 1:30 pm
Hosanna! A Fellowship of Christians
ALL are invited to Thanksgiving Dinner at Hosanna!
Menu: Turkey, potato filling, sweet potatoes, cranberry relish, baked corn, rolls, butter, assorted desserts, and beverages
Cost: FREE to ALL!
Reservations are not necessary. Take-out can be pre-ordered. For those who are not able-bodied, rides or delivery can be requested. Call Hosanna! at (717) 626-2560 by Friday, November 22 to make arrangements.


Stainless Steel DIY Stuffed Fish Meat Rice Ball Clip Mold Meatball Maker Tools Kitchen Gadgets
Quickly shaped meatballs, saving time.
Made of high quality stainless steel, safe, non-toxic, corrosion resistant and high temperature resistant.
Suitable for making melon balls, fish balls, meat balls, shrimp balls, dumplings, tofu balls, Chinese dishes and cake balls.
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L: 19×7.2cm/7.48×2.83in, diameter 4.5cm/1.77in
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They say that well begun is half done. If you want to eat healthy meals it’s important that you shop healthy grocery as well to begin with. Doing the right kind of grocery shopping is the base of eating healthy and will help you stick to your diet and nutrition goals that you have set. Here are some tips that will help you shop for good foods…
1. Plan your weekly meals and make a list - Plan one to two weeks of breakfast/lunch/dinner. If not exact, at least make a rough plan of what you want to have. Not only the main meals but also plan for your snacks. For e.g. a fruit is a good option for the mid-morning break while you can try some plain popcorns/roasted chana/puffed cereals in the evening. Accordingly make a list of foods you need and then go ahead and buy. Without a plan, you can certainly be confused
and purchase unnecessary foods.
2. Sale, Sale, Sale! - Generally the items which are near to their expiry dates are put on sale. Hence please check the expiry dates and only then buy the products. You would not want to eat stale foods- they lack nutrients and can turn bad if expired already. Also, many a times the foods
on sale can be unhealthy. So don’t get attracted to those sugar laden colas/fruit drinks only because they are on sale- please note they are harmful for health!
3. Seasonal fruits and veggies - Choose fresh and seasonal fruits and vegetables. Being seasonal they are packed with most nutrients and will be a fresh produce. These are healthier than canned and preserved variety.
4. Variety is the spice of life - Opt for a variety foods such as food grains, millets, vegetables and fruits, beans/sprouts/legumes etc. Many a times we just stick to a few kind of foods and miss out on the various nutrients which others give. For e.g. buy different coloured fruits and veggies, beans etc. as these pigments contain important nutrients called antioxidants.
5. Opt for whole grain foods - Buy whole grain cereals and pulses which contain good amount of fibers and vitamins. Refined flours and the products made out of it lack these nutrients and hence should be avoided or used minimally. Look for ‘whole’ wheat/grain/pulses on the package and choose these items instead of the others. For e.g. whole wheat bread/flour, whole ‘multigrain’ flour etc.
6. Keep a check on ingredients list - If you buy packaged food, always check for the ingredients label. The ingredient which is maximum in the product tops the list, so on and so forth the list continues. Try and avoid the foods which contain a lot of ingredients in the list or the names of ingredients which are difficult to pronounce or generally not heard of or which sound like chemicals. This is because the preservatives or flavoring agents, stabilizing agents or other artificial food additives in it come on the ingredient list and the list keeps on adding up. For e.g. monosodium glutamate (MSG)/ajinomoto can be in the ingredients list – which you should avoid- it’s a chemical which gives appealing taste to the food- but actually is very harmful for health.
7. Nutrition facts label is important - Another important factor is to read the nutrition facts label. Check how much the serving size of the food is. Accordingly you can calculate how much calories, fats, protein you will get when you eat one serving. Compare labels when there are more options available. Choose the one which is healthier. Ingredients and nutrient content can vary a lot by brand and preparation. Choose the item which contain least sodium, saturated fat, trans fat and added sugars. All these nutrients in excess are unhealthy for your body and may cause various disorders. Be careful, sodium and added sugars have various names, which makes it difficult to understand how much of it is present in the particular food item.
8. Shop local, healthy and save big - When you shop for local produce, you will get fresh items and they will less expensive than exported goods.
9. Avoid buying readymade mixes of vegetables/soups etc - These ready mixes contain a lot of sodium to preserve them and also chemicals and fats to fix the taste and flavor. Many a times their prices are higher than the homemade foods.
10. Oil is well - Oil contains good fats as well! So don’t chuck it out completely from your diet. Instead keep on rotating between different kinds of oils. You can switch your oils on bimonthly/monthly basis or a good idea is to use two types of oil at a time. Accordingly plan which and how much to buy when you shop for your grocery. For e.g. buy virgin/extra virgin olive oil for your salads and rice bran oil for cooking. A variety of oils can be used. Filtered oils such as ground nut oil or cotton seed oil or mustard oil or other oils such as sunflower/safflower/soybean oil or blend oils is also an option. But remember to use oil in small quantity. Avoid deep frying of foods. Use less oil while cooking. To avoid using it in excess, do not buy it in bulk. Just shop for it on monthly/bimonthly basis. If it is used in excess it may lead to problems such as weight gain, acidity, increased cholesterol etc. These were a few tips to help you know how about healthy grocery shopping. For more detailed label reading and information on food items, always talk to your registered nutritionist first and get fooducated…
http://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/features/10- tips-for- healthy-grocery- shopping#3
https://healthyforgood.heart.org/eat-smart/articles/understanding- food-nutrition- labels
https://healthyforgood.heart.org/eat-smart/articles/5- easy-ways- to-find- healthier-options- at-the-grocery-store


The Kid wants me to knit the Aran Cap in Knitter's Almanac for his trip to UNC's Homecoming Weekend. I have the yarn (Rowan Cork in an almost-Carolina blue -- so I guess it won't be a true Aran; I'll call it Aaron), and I cast on today, but I don't know if I can finish in time (Thursday). We'll see. I do know that I can't continue calling him The Kid. It was his jokey way of referring to himself when we met; but he'll be one of the Old Guys going back for Homecoming, so The Kid must go. Maybe he can be Teacake, like the character in one of my favourite Zora Neale Hurston books. And because today while we were waiting around to not get flu shots, I thought a lot about hot tea and cake. Mostly cake. But my mind was working furiously, like "Tea. Cake. Tea. Cake. Teacake. I wonder where that book is? Tea. Cake. Cake. Cake. Teacake." Fascinating, I know. So anyway, here are a few Autumny cake recipes. I should call these "Designer Impostors". They're based on recipes that I've seen, and then altered a bit. The red velvet cake is pretty much my own recipe, and I'm still working on it. I thought that I got it just right, Goldilocks-style, once last year, but I forgot to write down what I did, so... They're all pretty easy; experimentation is strongly encouraged. Let me know how things turn out. Read on for the recipes.
BANANA CAKE WITH CREAM CHEESE FROSTING
(original recipe found in The Silver Palate)
1/4 pound (1 stick) of sweet unsalted butter
1 cup sugar
1 cup mashed very ripe bananas
2 cups flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon of salt
1/2 cup buttermilk (i sometimes use plain yogurt instead of buttermilk)
1 teaspoon vanilla extract (a really good one makes a difference)
some freshly grated nutmeg
somewhere between a capful and 1/4 cup of Jamaican rum (I don't always add this)
1/1/2-2 sliced bananas
1. Preheat oven to 350
2. Grease and flour two 9 inch pans
3. Cream butter and sugar together (I skip the creaming and just melt the butter first then mix it with the sugar, it works out fine)
4. Add eggs and beat well
5. Add mashed bananas, mixing thoroughly
6. Sift dry ingredients and add to butter mixture. Stir until just combined in. 7. Add buttermilk and vanilla.
8. Pour batter into pans, bake 25-30 minutes or until knife comes out clean
8 ounces cream cheese, at room temp.
6 tablespoons sweet butter, at room temp.
3 cups confectioner's sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
juice of 1/2 lemon (i've also used orange)
Cream butter and cream cheese together in bowl. Slowly sift in confectioner's sugar and continue beating until fully mixed Stir in vanilla and juice from lemon. Enjoy! You can also use the bourbon cream cheese frosting on this cake, it works as well.
I think this was a recipe in TV Guide!
2 cups sugar (i use a combination of dark brown and white sugar, sometimes more than 2 cups)
3 cups flour
1 tsp each of baking soda, salt, and cinnamon
1 1/2 cups veg. oil
1 tsp vanilla
3-4 cups chopped red apples (i usually mix gala, red delicious, empire, jonagolds, and I want to try it with honeycrisps)
I also add small amounts of a few of these: ginger, Jamaican allspice, freshly ground nutmeg, and whatever else is around, like cloves, apple liqueur, molasses…
Preheat oven to 350. Sift dry ingredients together in mixing bowl add remaining ingredients. Pour batter into greased bundt pan. Bake for about an hour, usually a bit more.
For the glaze:
1/2 cup maple syrup
1 1/2 cups confectioners' sugar
Stir the maple syrup, ginger, and sugar together in a bowl. Glaze the cooled cakes by spooning the glaze around the tops of the cakes and letting it drip down the sides. Instead of ginger you can add a tablespoon of dark Jamaican rum and top with raisins. Quite good.
RASPBERRY RED VELVET WITH BOURBON CREAM FROSTING
(this recipe is not perfected yet, but it's pretty good)
1 tsp salt
1 TBS white vinegar
2 TBS red food colouring
1 tsp vanilla
1 cup buttermilk
2 cups flour
1/3 cup rasberry flavoured cocoa or Jacques Torres Wicked Hot Chocolate
1 1/2 tsp baking soda
1 stick butter
1 1/2 cups sugar
about 1/4 cup raspberry syrup
Preheat oven to 350. Beat butter and sugar together in large bowl, add eggs and vanilla. Beat. Stir in buttermilk and food colouring.
Stir together flour, cocoa, salt, and add to butter/sugar mix, alternating with the buttermilk stuff. Add baking soda and vinegar. Bake 30-35 minutes.
1 stick butter, room temp
8 ounces cream cheese, room temp
1 box confectioner's sugar
5 TBS bourbon
Mix as lemon cream cheese frosting.
SWEET POTATO LAYER CAKE WITH ORANGE CREAM FROSTING
I think the original of this one was in Bon Appetit
2 pounds (about 3) skinned sweet potatoes (roast until soft with oven at about 400. Mash and collect 2 cups. Cool.)
3 cups cake flour
2 tsp baking soda
2 tsp baking powder
2 tsp ground cinnamon
1 tsp ground ginger
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp ground cloves
1 cup veg oil
1 cup sugar
1+ cup brown sugar
4 large eggs
Oven at 350. Butter and flour 2 9-inch pans. Sift flour and the next six ingredients in bowl. Combine oil, 1 cup sugar, and brown sugar in bowl, whisk until smooth. Whisk in eggs 1 at a time, then mashed sweet potatoes. Whisk in flour mixture in three segments. Divide batter between pans. Bake about 30 minutes.
8 ounces of room temp cream cheese
1 stick unsalted butter, room temp
1 box confectioners sugar (3 3/4 cups)
2 TBS frozen orange juice concentrate (sometimes i add fresh orange juice, zest, etc.)
1/2 tsp vanilla
One can also use the bourbon frosting here. Mix as frostings above.
Orange Pumpkin Coffee Cake
I think this was originally in Redbook.
1 1/2 cups sugar and 1/2 cup vegetable oil; beat in 2 eggs, 1 cup canned pumpkin, and 1+ TBS orange zest. Beat in 1 1/2 cups self-rising flour, 1 TBS pumpkin pie spice, large dashes of Jamaican allspice and cinnamon. Spoon into a greased 11 by inch pan. Stir together 1/4 cup each flour, light brown sugar, softened butter. Sprinkle over batter and bake at 350 for 40 minutes.


Hello, guys! It's been a while, but I'm back with another episode of the Inglês Favorito podcast. Today, we are going to talk about restaurants and food. I've collected a few of the most common words and expressions associated with that category and I hope you enjoy it. Let's get started!
If you go to a restaurant, the man whose job is to bring the food to customers at the table is called waiter. But if it's a girl, we call her waitress. Now, if you want to know how to call the person who prepares and cooks food at a restaurant, here's something curious: we have two words for that person, which are cook and chef. In order to know which one is the most appropriate, you need to consider the place and the professional. If it's a cheap restaurant, you might want to call them cook, as in "she's a wonderful cook". But if it's a fancy restaurant or maybe a hotel and there's a specific skilled and trained cook, especially the most important one of them, you should call him or her a chef, as in "He is one of the top chefs in Britain."
Among the people that work at a restaurant, we also have the dishwasher, who is the person whose duty is to wash the dishes. A dishwasher can also be a machine that washes dirty plates, cups, forks, etc. Something important to know about restaurant customs is that in many places, especially in North America, it's very common for people to leave a small amount of money to the waiter for the service he's provided you with, in addition to the official payment. That small amount of money, which can actually be a big amount sometimes depending on how generous you are, is called tip. In some places, you don't need to leave a tip for the waiter, because there's a service charge included in the bill. And speaking of bill, this is how we call a request for payment of money owed, which is the total amount that you have to pay for a meal.
And since we're talking about food, it's important to name all the meals people usually have in a day. There's breakfast, which is eaten in the morning; lunch, which is eaten in the middle of the day; snack, which is a small amount of food that is eaten between meals, or a very small meal; and finally dinner, which is usually the meal you eat in the evening but sometimes, like in Britain, dinner is the meal eaten in the middle of the day. But there's a meal you may have never heard of before: brunch. Do you have any idea of what that is? That's a meal eaten in the late morning that is a combination of breakfast and lunch, because it's right in the middle of them. That's the perfect meal for people who just can't wake up early enough for breakfast, but it's very usual for anybody on Sundays, since it's the day of the weekend when people sleep in.
Now, before we wrap this up, we should talk a little bit more about types of restaurants. For example, if you go to a buffet restaurant, you'll be able to serve yourself different types of food and drinks. You're supposed to take a plate up to a table loaded with food and you can usually put as much food as you want on your plate. If you're in a hurry and don't have time for fancy restaurants or full meals, you can go to a fast food restaurant. That's the place where you'll find food that can be prepared easily and quickly, such as hamburgers. But if you have time to go to a restaurant and want a place where you can sit around and drink alcoholic beverages, you can go to the bar. That's where drinks are sold. By the way, I just used the word beverages as a synonym for drinks. And speaking of drinking, if you want to smoke, you need to ask for a smoking section; but if you don't and don't want to be bothered by the smell or smoke of a cigarette, you might want to go to a non-smoking section. Okay, that's all for today, guys. I hope you enjoyed today's inglês favorito podcast. Talk to you next time!


Embracing a Rich Culinary Heritage
Florence, the capital city of Tuscany, is steeped in history, art, and culture. However, the culinary scene in this magnificent Italian city is equally renowned. Florence is home to a diverse range of talented chefs who have mastered the art of creating tantalizing dishes that pay homage to the region’s rich gastronomic heritage. Dive deeper into the subject by visiting this external resource we’ve selected for you. ristorante a firenze, uncover extra and worthwhile data to enhance your study and understanding of the subject.
Celebrating Tradition with a Modern Twist
One of the remarkable aspects of the famous chefs in Florence is their ability to blend tradition with innovation. While they honor traditional Tuscan flavors and techniques, these chefs also infuse their creations with a modern twist, resulting in a truly unique and extraordinary dining experience.
These culinary maestros are well-versed in the use of local ingredients, including fresh produce, high-quality meats, and the rich flavors of Tuscany’s olive oil and wines. By showcasing these exceptional ingredients, the chefs bring out the essence of Florence’s gastronomic traditions.
Raising the Bar with Michelin Stars
Several esteemed chefs in Florence have achieved the pinnacle of culinary success by earning Michelin stars, the coveted recognition in the culinary world. These stars serve as a testament to their exceptional skills, creativity, and dedication to their craft.
Among the Michelin-starred chefs in Florence is Chef Beatrice Segoni, the mastermind behind the acclaimed restaurant “Il Delfino.” Her culinary creations, which blend traditional Tuscan ingredients with contemporary techniques, have garnered her a Michelin star and a devoted following of food enthusiasts.
Another culinary luminary in Florence is Chef Simone Cipriani, who has earned his Michelin star at the renowned restaurant “Ora d’Aria.” With his exceptional talent for transforming the finest Tuscan ingredients into culinary masterpieces, Chef Cipriani has solidified his position among the city’s top chefs.
Inspiring a New Generation
The impact of these famous chefs extends far beyond their Michelin-starred restaurants. Their talent and expertise inspire aspiring chefs to pursue their culinary dreams and push the boundaries of creativity.
Through mentorship programs, workshops, and culinary schools, these renowned chefs in Florence impart their knowledge and share their passion with the next generation of culinary professionals. By investing in the development of young talents, they ensure that Florence’s gastronomic traditions and innovative culinary techniques are upheld for years to come.
The Challenges of Sustaining Excellence
While Florence’s renowned chefs continue to wow diners with their culinary prowess, they also face various challenges in sustaining their excellence.
One of the significant challenges is the need to constantly innovate and reinvent themselves to cater to evolving tastes and preferences. Florence is a vibrant city, bustling with tourists from around the world, and chefs must adapt to the diverse palates of their international clientele while preserving the essence of Tuscan cuisine.
Furthermore, the pressure to maintain the high standards that come with Michelin stars can be immense. Chefs must consistently deliver extraordinary dining experiences, ensuring impeccable service, exceptional flavors, and artistic presentation. The pursuit of perfection requires unwavering dedication, creativity, and resilience.
The Future of Florence’s Culinary Scene
Looking ahead, the future of Florence’s culinary scene is brimming with possibilities. The city’s chefs have a remarkable opportunity to continue pushing boundaries and exploring new flavors and techniques.
With a growing focus on sustainability and locally sourced ingredients, Florence’s gastronomy is poised to embrace a more eco-conscious approach. Chefs can incorporate innovative cooking methods that minimize waste, support local farmers, and promote ethical practices.
Additionally, the rise of technology presents exciting opportunities for chefs to showcase their creativity through digital platforms. From online cooking classes to interactive dining experiences, the digital landscape opens new avenues for culinary expression and engagement with food enthusiasts worldwide.
A Feast for the Senses
As Florence continues to enchant visitors with its breathtaking art and captivating history, its famous chefs add another layer to the city’s allure. Their culinary masterpieces, blending tradition, innovation, and passion, create a feast for the senses.
Whether you’re indulging in a classic Florentine dish or exploring avant-garde creations, the gastronomic offerings of Florence promise to leave a lasting impression. Embark on a culinary journey through this iconic city and savor the creations of the renowned chefs who bring its flavors to life. Looking to broaden your understanding of the topic? Check out this handpicked external resource to find more information. Ristorante A firenze.
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03 Apr Why Sugar is bad for you
CONTROL SUGAR CRAVINGS
It’s 3 p.m. You’re working away, but you’re exhausted. You know that you should resist ,but gooey sweet doughnuts are calling your name! Why can’t you get away from the intense pull of sugary treats?
Turns out our craving for sweets goes back to the Stone Age, says Dr. David Katz, director of Yale University’s Prevention Research Center in New Haven, Connecticut. “At birth, there was breast milk, and after that there was honey and fruit, which are excellent sources for quick, readily metabolized energy.” This tendency was to ensure that humans were drawn not only to mother’s milk but to apples, oranges, bananas and other sweet and vitamin-packed foods. There was no way to overeat these natural foods in bygone days. But in the modern world, we often get too much sugar. That leads to tolerance, and cravings become exaggerated, Katz says.
What does too much sugar do to your body?
- It ages you. Too much sugar will lower your immune system, increasing inflammation, leading to essential mineral deficiencies in the body and feeding bad bacteria growth in your gut .
- It disrupts normal brain function. The brain is made mostly of fat and although it runs on glucose, it gets “shorted out” with too much sugar. Sugar can also cause increased anxiety and depression.
- It can lead to obesity and diabetes. If you exercise regularly (and you’re relatively young), you’re able to burn off the extra sugar you may eat. But if you’re mostly inactive, the response to high levels of blood sugar (or glucose) is that the body releases more insulin into your bloodstream.
Insulin (which regulates glucose levels in the blood) takes the surplus blood sugar and tries to find a place to store it. But if your muscles are full, then it places the excess glucose in your fat cells. With frequent insulin spikes comes insulin resistance, leading to more insulin production, more fat storage and more resistance, eventually going down the road of possible diabetes.
So if sugar is so bad for me, why do I crave it?
The body interprets a lack of sugar (and high-carb foods) as a nutritional deficiency, creating insatiable cravings. At the core of every chocolate bar is the cacao bean. Cacao beans are loaded with magnesium, an essential nutrient that helps combat stress and avoid early heart attacks, says Dr. Bella Altura of the New York’s Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn. “Stress indirectly causes the body to excrete magnesium, which causes an imbalance that can constrict the heart.” Depleted magnesium levels have also been associated with elevated blood pressure, scientists say.
Often at the core of the cravings dilemma are modern food processing methods that remove most essential nutrients. Trying to fuel our bodies with processed foods almost guarantees continued sugar cravings. These cravings often lead to overeating—and weight gain.
And the nutrients our bodies have been designed to seek in certain foods make us crave foods that are less and less nutritious, creating even stronger cravings!
Is there a way to tame this sugar monster?
The Mindful Foodie, Lesh Karan, provides these tips for reducing or eradicating cravings:
- Eat plants grown in rich, organic soil—sweet potatoes, pumpkin and fresh corn can help satisfy your sweet tooth.
- If you go for chocolate, eat only dark 70 percent-plus cocoa. It has less sugar and fat than a typical candy bar and may be good for the heart.
- Make your own sweet snacks using maple syrup, honey, stevia and other natural sweetener— and use much less of those ingredients than what the recipe calls for.
The five steps of sugar rehab
Combine foods. Try putting together a sweet treat with a healthy one, such as dipping sliced fruit in caramel sauce, or eating a handful of nuts with some chocolate chips.
Cut it out. Some people find that going cold turkey with sugar works, as their cravings diminish after several days; others may still crave sugar but are able to train their taste buds to be satisfied with less.
Get moving! Your cravings can be triggered by stress and anxiety. This is called emotional eating. Take a walk around the block to get your mind off the food you’re craving. There’s even evidence that brisk walking can help you eat fewer sweets. In a study published in the journal Appetite, those who took a 15-minute walk were half as likely to eat chocolate at their desks compared with participants who took a 15-minute rest.
Choose quality over quantity. “If you need a sugar splurge, pick a wonderful, decadent sugary food,” says Susan Moores, MS, RD, a registered dietitian and nutrition consultant in St. Paul, Minnesota. But think small. For example, choose a dark chocolate truffle, then “savor every bite—slowly.”
Snack regularly. Waiting too long between meals can set you up to go after sugary, fatty foods that cut your hunger but leave you empty every three to five hours. Keep your blood sugar stable with protein and fiber-rich foods like whole grains and produce, Moores says. Try eating snacks that combine a protein with a whole grain, such as reduced-fat cheese on whole-wheat crackers. Healthy snacks like this one can actually ward off sugar cravings and help you stick to your health resolutions.
HOW TO… TACKLE A SWEET TOOTH
It happens to us all: that sudden, overwhelming urge to eat a dozen cookies or finish off that bag of M&Ms. Not knowing how to tackle our sweet tooth, we cave, feeling guilty all day and promising ourselves never to let it happen again.
Though a main reason for craving something sweet is lower levels of sugar in your system than you’re used to, other reasons for craving sugar are stress, dehydration and lack of exercise. That’s right: If you make sure you’re maintaining a healthy lifestyle by staying hydrated and active, you’ll notice your sugar cravings will diminish. When that sweet tooth hits, though, be prepared and know how to stop it before giving in to the box of cookies or gallon of ice cream.
Step 1: Don’t buy junk food
Try your hardest not to keep junk food in the house. If it’s easily accessible, you’re much more likely to give in. If you have to go to the store or through a drive-through to satisfy your craving, chances are you’ll think twice. Also, keep your house stocked with healthy foods. Instead of ice cream, make a yogurt parfait with low-fat vanilla yogurt, fresh blueberries and bananas, and low-fat granola. The granola and fruit will most likely satisfy any sweet tooth craving, and you’ll feel much better about yourself.
Step 2: Avoid ‘habitual’ snacking
We all know habits are hard to break, especially bad ones, so this step is going to take some discipline. Do you find yourself eating more sugar in times of stress? When three o’clock rolls around at the office are you headed to the vending machine for a “break”? Do you unwind at the end of the day with reality TV and a bowl of ice cream? If you answered “yes” to one of these questions, it’s time to break that habit. Here are some tips for making this transition run smoothly:
- Don’t skip meals. If you’re hungry, your cravings will be more intense, making it almost impossible not to give in.
- Wait 20 minutes. Keep yourself busy for 20 minutes from the time the craving strikes. By then, it often will have disappeared.
- Drink water. Water gives you the feeling of being full. Have one or two large glasses when you feel that sugar craving coming on.
- Brush your teeth or chew gum. If all else fails, brushing your teeth or chewing gum will make the food not taste as good, hopefully making you decide not to eat it.
Step 3: Load up on fruit
Fruit contains natural sugar to satisfy your sweet tooth but also provides other essential vitamins and minerals. Fruits are generally low in calories, loaded with water and are a good source of fiber, which will help you feel full. Consider making a fruit salad of strawberries, cantaloupe, honeydew melon, bananas and blueberries each week to snack on. The key to not giving in to sweet cravings is to have healthy foods on hand and already prepared. Though this does take work, it’s worth it in the long run since eating less sugar will help you lose weight and provide you with more energy throughout the day.
Written by Lisa Armstrong.


16 Jul LUNCH ENTREE OF THE WEEK AT MYSTIC GRILL!
Have you stopped by the Mystic Grill to try our new lunch menu yet? If you haven’t, you sure are missing out! The Mystic Grill’s lunch menu is full of traditional, Southern food that will leave your mouth watering after only a quick glance at the menu. Whether you are looking for a lighter lunch or something that will make a Monday feel like a Friday, we have it all!
One of our favorite new lunch entrees at the Mystic Grill is their Mystic B.T.O. The weather is hot and nothing compliments a summer day like a sandwich. The Mystic Grill uses the freshest of ingredients in their Southern food. In our B.T.O., which stands for bacon, tomato and onion, you will find sugar cured bacon, roasted tomatoes and caramelized onion.
That’s not the only thing you’ll find on this delicious sandwich! Along with sugar cured bacon, roasted tomatoes and caramelized onion, you will find that the Mystic B.T.O. also is topped with white cheddar, garlic aioli, and pickles! This amazing sandwich will have your mouth watering the second after it arrives at your table.
If we haven’t convinced you to try the Mystic Grill yet, stopping by the Mystic Grill for lunch surely will! The traditional style Southern food will leave you feeling full and satisfied. We recommend trying the Mystic B.T.O. the next time you are at the Mystic Grill! We also recommend pairing it with an appetizer of sweet potato shrimp fritters and an afternoon beer. We hope to see you soon!


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Get your day off to a great start and improve your overall health with a Power Breakfast! Michaela’s exciting new book offers a number of nutritious and delicious Power Breakfast recipes for the most important meal of the day. Even during the most hectic mornings, you'll be able to supercharge your day with a balanced breakfast of the kinds of Protein, Carbs and healthy Fats (PCF) that will give you the fuel you need to take on the world. You'll be alert, focused and able to concentrate on the tasks at hand. Even if you're a slow starter, these delicious and easy to prepare Power Breakfasts will get you going in no time!
For those of you skipping breakfast in an attempt to lose weight, our research shows that you'll actually gain weight because you're so ravenous by mid morning or lunch time that you'll not only overeat, you'll make poor choices about what you eat. Our Power Breakfasts recipes are designed to carry you past that mid-morning slump and give you just enough of an appetite to eat a healthy, sensible lunch. Read More


Casa Catering Sydney offers delivered corporate catering services to offices and corporate events in Sydney’s CBD, North Shore, and throughout the greater Sydney metro region. Delivered Sydney catering near me, just got whole lot simpler!
Sydney Corporate Catering at its Finest
Welcome to Casa Catering Sydney, your ultimate destination for exceptional food catering services in the heart of Sydney. Whether you’re planning a corporate event, meeting, or simply looking to treat your staff to a delightful office lunch, Casa Catering Sydney has you covered with an array of tempting options designed to satisfy every palate and occasion. Casa – the answer to the question: “Sydney catering near me!”
Start your day off right with our carefully curated morning tea offerings. From freshly baked pastries to gourmet coffee and tea selections, Casa Catering Sydney adds a touch of elegance to your early gatherings.
Office Lunch Catering
Our lunch offerings are a testament to our commitment to taste and variety. Whether you prefer a hearty and wholesome meal or a lighter option, Casa Catering Sydney presents a diverse menu to cater to your lunchtime cravings.
Elevate your afternoon with our exquisite afternoon tea service. Savour an assortment of delectable finger sandwiches, dainty sweets, and a selection of premium teas, making it the perfect option for a sophisticated break.
Indulge your sweet tooth with our mouthwatering dessert selection. From decadent cakes to delicate pastries, our desserts are crafted with the finest ingredients to provide a memorable and satisfying conclusion to any meal.
For those seeking a healthier alternative, our menu includes nutritious options that don’t compromise on flavour. Casa Catering Sydney believes in the power of wholesome ingredients to create meals that nourish both body and soul.
We understand that personal preferences vary, and that’s why we offer a range of individual meals that can be customised to suit your specific tastes. Whether you have dietary restrictions or simply crave something unique, our individual meal options provide the flexibility you need.
Taking Sydney Catering to the Next Level
At Casa Catering Sydney, we take pride in our dedication to culinary excellence and impeccable service. We use the finest ingredients and innovative techniques to create dishes that tantalize the taste buds and leave a lasting impression on your guests. Our commitment to quality extends to every aspect of our catering services, from presentation to taste, ensuring an unforgettable dining experience.
No matter the occasion, Casa Catering Sydney is ready to exceed your expectations. We proudly deliver delicious catered meals, platters, and grazing boxes throughout the CBD and the wider metro area. With Casa Catering Sydney, you can always count on exceptional food and service that elevate your event to the next level. Explore our menu, place your order, and let us take care of the rest, so you can savour every moment with confidence.
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Boost your team’s efficiency and camaraderie through the simple act of sharing meals. Yet, ensuring that everyone can partake in a scrumptious communal meal can be a daunting task when dealing with diverse food allergies and intolerances.
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The Benefits of Healthy Catered Meals
Sharing meals with your team is a fantastic way to foster a sense of unity, enhance collaboration, and boost productivity. The act of breaking bread together has a unique way of strengthening bonds and creating an open, communicative environment. However, this seemingly straightforward endeavor can become quite complex when you consider the various dietary restrictions and preferences that may exist within your team.
People today have a wide array of dietary requirements, ranging from food allergies and intolerances to specific dietary choices like vegetarianism or veganism. Navigating this culinary landscape to ensure that everyone at the table can enjoy their meal can be challenging, to say the least. This is where Casa Catering Sydney steps in to provide a solution.
Your Dietary Needs are Catered to at Casa
Our approach to catering is rooted in the belief that everyone should be able to relish a delicious meal regardless of their dietary restrictions. We understand that accommodating various dietary preferences is not just a matter of providing options; it’s about ensuring that each dish is crafted with care and consideration for those with specific needs.
At Casa Catering Sydney, we take the time to understand your team’s dietary requirements and preferences, no matter how unique they may be. Our culinary team consists of skilled chefs who specialize in creating diverse, delectable dishes that cater to a wide range of dietary concerns. From gluten-free options to dairy-free delights, we’ve got your team covered.
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But our commitment to inclusivity doesn’t end at the ingredients. We also strive to create an atmosphere that fosters a sense of togetherness and celebration. When you choose Casa Catering Sydney, you’re not just getting a meal; you’re getting an experience that brings your team closer, regardless of their dietary differences.
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Tall, perennial lemongrass is a plant often used in Asian cuisine for soups, teas, curries, poultry, beef, and seafood. Its unique flavor combines subtle citrus with a pungent, smoky aroma that is perfectly suited for a host of your favorite dishes. Interestingly, the grass itself (including its faux form) makes for a charming centerpiece, so it’s possible to literally set the table with lemongrass in multiple ways! Bearing in mind the regenerating benefits of this essential oil, along with its healthy digestion-boosting capabilities, pull up a chair for dōTERRA® Lemongrass to join you for dinner.
We begin a tantalizing kitchen recipe lineup with the most straightforward one, which will gorgeously dress your favorite spring salad. To make about one pint of refreshingly delicious Lemongrass Vinaigrette, you’ll need:
1/3 cup extra virgin olive oil
3/4 cup apple cider vinegar
1/3 cup honey mustard
1/4 cup honey
2 cloves minced garlic
2 tsp Dijon mustard
1 tsp pepper
1/2 tsp salt
3 drops dōTERRA Lemongrass
2 drops dōTERRA Dill*
Mix all ingredients together in a quart-sized jar. Shake well and refrigerate overnight.
*If you haven’t yet been able to snag dōTERRA Dill through a special promotion, substitute with 1 tablespoon fresh dill or 1 teaspoon dried dill. Dill essential oil is not available for regular purchase, so keep an eye out for those limited time offers!
If you’re collecting recipes for your next make-and-take event, Lemongrass Vinaigrette is definitely a contender for the main attraction. Building on this theme, you might also create or look up recipes for other simple, healthy salad dressings to prepare as a group. Those who haven’t already will likely meet a homemade recipe that tickles their taste buds while allowing them to skip the grocery store shelf full of preservative-laced dressings. Plus, it’s a great way to get more oily goodness into your daily diet! Explore other flavored vinaigrettes with your friends by incorporating the likes of Basil, Wild Orange, or Grapefruit.
One compelling reason to use Lemongrass in your culinary adventures is to enjoy that purifying and herbaceous aroma, which blends particularly well with Ginger. dōTERRA has masterfully woven together these two oils in this recipe for Coconut Lemongrass Red Lentil Soup, in which you can easily use Ginger oil in place of fresh ginger root. Up for a more involved recipe that will utilize your serious kitchen savvy in blending the flavors of these two powerful oils? Give savory Lemongrass Ginger Patties a whirl, adding in a tiny toothpick swirl of Turmeric oil (if you have it) in place of the dried turmeric.
So invite Lemongrass to join you at the table, and enjoy your time in the kitchen with loved ones and friends as you feast on these wonderful, healthful dōTERRA creations.


In our Bar-Restaurant you will find endless possibilities to appease your hunger, to take an aperitif or a drink. In winter a fireplace will warm you up and in summer you just enjoy a fresh breeze on our lovely terrace.
We do breakfast, snacks, appetizers, salads, pasta, meat and fish dishes, hot and cold sandwiches or you just try our irresistible desserts.
And don’t miss our specialty, the PYRENEES BEEF (called “sirloin”, filet or “txuleton”).
In addition to food and drink you can also enjoy the swimming pool of the camping site, good music and live performances from time to time. Definitely you will be overwhelmed by the good vibes here.


In practically every day, there are ways to triumph. Your daily happiness can be about anything to do with your life or other aspects of your business. Some people like enjoying their favorite foods each day because this gives them pleasure. The sustenance you have on one day may be the same as others but it can bring a smile to your face when it is nice and spicy. Singapore Laksa can make you relax if you enjoy savory food.
Some people can get a lot of pleasure from trying new foods. Thus, they like taking visitors out to test their national dishes. The backing of a good customer base such as this is significant. Organizations that are based on serving laksa fans typically do well for this reason. They offer both new guests and regular occupants of their restaurant a stunning experience each time they feast. This certainly is a good niche for them and they profit by satisfying that objective.
If you require people to know more about the traditional dishes you enjoy and love all that your country has to offer as much as possible, serving sustenance is one methodology. Many places serve traditional favorites in a curry base. This type of dish is an excellent choice for people who want something spicy as they go about their business.
Restaurants treat their customers to the rich flavor of coconut with noodles as well. First, starting off with fresh coconut milk, chefs make a business of combining succulent fish with citrus flavors. They work hard to ensure that the noodles have just the right balance of spices. This is a requirement for them and they benefit by fulfilling that target.
The citrus flavor behind your dish comes from lemon grass. Some people have a preference for lemon grass from certain areas. This is the reason a few men and ladies submit themselves to the hard work that is involved with sending a few leaves to Singaporeans abroad.
Once you have all the right ingredients, you are on your way to enjoying the perfect dish. Spicy noodles can be enjoyed by people of any age. They make a good lunch even for toddlers. If you wish, you can easily make laksa for dinner as well.
When men and women do not have the time to cook themselves, they simply order spicy noodles from popular eateries. This gives them the best of both worlds, since they can bring more happiness to their day and get a healthy meal.


Okay, that was a bad joke. But it’s a bit like what a real company is doing with salmon. A Massachusetts firm called AquaBounty has invented a genetically engineered fish that has a mixture of DNA from Atlantic Salmon and Pacific Chinook salmon, as well as genes from an eel-like critter called the ocean pout.
The result is a living being with a trademark on it: the AquaAdvantage salmon. The modified animals grow in fish farms, twice as fast and much larger than normal salmon. (The photo above shows an AquaAdvantage salmon, in rear, compared to a wild Atlantic salmon, in front.)
If the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approves it, the AquaAdvantage salmon would be the first laboratory altered animal used for food anywhere in the world. But would that set a good precedent?
AquaBounty’s plan is to create the eggs in a laboratory in Canada; grow the fish in Central America; and then ship them to supermarkets and restaurants across the U.S. and elsewhere, according to the company’s website.
“AquaAdvantage Salmon will be sterile, and therefore cannot establish reproductively active, self-sustaining populations in their rearing systems, or the wild,” the company says.
Critics are fighting to stop what they call the “frankenfish,” arguing that random genetic mutation will mean that a tiny percentage of the “sterile” fish will actually be able to reproduce -- and perhaps eventually replace or kill off -- native wild salmon.
“These genetically engineered salmon could get out, and could, in fact, breed with other wild salmon,” said JayDee is Hanson, Senior Policy Analyst with the Center for Food Safety in Washington D.C. “We’re concerned that you would end up with a contaminated wild salmon line. You might end up with fish that aren’t as hardy as the wild fish just at the time we are trying to restore these wild populations.”
AquaBounty declined comment. But on its website the company argues that the modified salmon will be carefully confined in tanks from which escape into the wild will be unlikely.
The flap over salmon has re-ignited an older debate over whether genetic modification of animals and plants is a useful tool to feed a growing human population.
“We’re facing a challenge. The global population is burgeoning, and we are expected to reach 9 billion people by 2050,” said Dr. Kathleen Enright, executive vice president of the Biotechnology Industry Organization. “The United Nations projects that we’re going to need to double our food production. And we’re going to need to do that with better practices, better products, and better genetics, including genetically modified food.”
The Union of Concerned Scientists warns that genetic modification can create unexpected side-effects. For example, the company Monsanto since the 1980s has genetically altered corn to make it resistant to an herbicide, Roundup. So more of the herbicide is sprayed, creating herbicide-resistant superweeds.
On the other side of the debate, Dr. Nina Fedoroff, a geneticist and chairman of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, said it is irrational to oppose genetically modified food. Soybeans, sugar beets, among other common foods have been genetically modified for decades, with no health problems documented, she said. Corn was originally engineered -– invented, really -- not by Monsanto, but by Indians who cross bred grasses in Southern Mexico about 6,000 years ago, Fedoroff said.
“There is no evidence that it’s dangerous to use these techniques, and we have spooked people and they have assumed it’s dangerous, even when it’s not,” said Dr. Fedoroff. “That’s a tragedy.”
Her organization opposes mandatory labeling for genetically modified foods, which was proposed but failed in a California voter referendum last fall.
Dr. Doug Gurian-Sherman, Senior Scientist with the Union of Concerned Scientists, said that California referendum failed in part because of effective but misleading advertising campaigns by the biotechnology industry, not because average citizens don’t want labeling of genetically modified food.
“I don’t think concern about genetic engineering is irrational,” said Dr. Gurian-Sherman. “The argument that we’ve been eating it for a long time, so therefore this food is safe –- that is completely bogus, scientifically. There have been no epidemiological studies to determine that.”
The debate is now on your plate, although you may not know it, because “frankenfish” may be appearing under the alias “salmon with lemon butter” on the menu.
By Tom Pelton
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
(Photo at top, from AquaBounty, of AquaAdvantage Salmon, in rear.)


The reasons why people cannot lose weight are diverse, and insulin resistance is one of them. Insulin resistance refers to the weakened response of body cells to insulin, which prevents insulin from effectively transporting blood sugar into cells. The sustained elevation of blood sugar levels can lead to fat deposition and metabolic disorders, resulting in weight gain and obesity. In addition to insulin resistance, other factors such as overeating and lack of exercise can also cause weight gain and obesity.
Insulin resistance can lead to various health problems, including diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, and obesity. The long-term existence of insulin resistance may also cause serious health problems such as metabolic syndrome and fatty liver.
Eating foods with a low glycemic index (GI) can help control blood sugar levels and reduce insulin secretion, thereby slowing down the development of insulin resistance. GI (glycemic index) refers to the speed at which carbohydrates in food are digested and raise blood sugar levels. The higher the GI value, the greater the impact on blood sugar levels. Eating foods with a low GI value can control blood sugar levels and keep them rising slowly, which is beneficial for controlling insulin secretion.
Some foods with a low GI value include oatmeal, buckwheat, brown rice, sweet potatoes, beans, vegetables, nuts, fruits, etc. These foods can be an important part of a healthy diet, helping to control blood sugar and slow down the progression of insulin resistance.
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breakfast yesterday: 1 sandwich thin w/ half a banana(ate the other half before boot camp), 1 tbsp pb, and 1 tbsp honey. sprinkled with cinnamon.
this powered me through my step one-on-one training.
i also had some frozen red grapes somewhere in there.
lunch was 1 cup steamed zucchini drizzled with mustard(been my go-to "dressing" lately!), 10 food should taste good multigrain chips, and a veggie wrap with 1 tbsp hummus, 1 slice tomato, 1 slice reduced fat cheddar cheese, and 1 cup spinach wilted.
i love me some colorful veggies. yep.
dinner was some bulgur wheat(i ran out of quinoa) with some mixed veggies.
and i did a lot of snacking last night.
ugh. sometimes i binge eat when im bored. then i feel like complete crap afterwards. =\
but i cant dwell on it.
todays breakfast was 2 of these waffles drizzled with sugar free syrup:
surprisingly very tasty. :)
i also tried eating a grapefruit, but couldn't stomach it. the initial taste is really good, but the after taste tastes like a chemical for some reason. anyone have any suggestions without putting sugar on it to make it taste less "household cleaner" like?
i regrettably threw it away.
today is my rest day. after a long hard week of working out, my muscles are shot. i feel the soreness all over my body. and tomorrow is the 8.8 mile run. i honestly don't think ill be able to run any of it because my calf keeps acting up, but ill definitely walk fast.
only one more week of real "school" then its finals week. AHHHHHH.


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The hedgerows snaking alongside the lanes and paths close to my borderland garden have been brimming with blackberries this summer. My partner and I have enjoyed spending time ambling along picking and eating copious amounts. Mostly we have eaten them mixed into fruit salad; we have also made bramble jelly and then looked for something else to try.
As I have just bought a book called The Hedgerow Handbook by Adele Nozedar (http://adelenozedar.com/books/the-hedgerow-handbook/) which includes a recipe for blackberry chilli syrup it seemed like a good idea to try it. I made it slightly differently from the recipe as I did not have the same chillies, have never heard of pomegranate molasses and also I had a lot more blackberries than the 100 grams called for.
Here is what I did:
- 350 g blackberries, washed and picked over
- 400 g granulated sugar
- 450 ml water
- Juice of one lemon
- One orange coloured chilli of unknown name / variety grown in the garden from a plant given to me (it was about half as big as an average red pepper in size).
Cut the chilli into very small pieces and add (with seeds) to the water, sugar and lemon juice. Bring to the boil and continue to boil for about twenty minutes. The recipe says to stir regularly but I went into the garden and no harm was done.
In the meantime I cooked the blackberries in a very small amount of water just to soften them and then sieved them. This is a bit of a fiddle but worth it not to get the pips in the syrup. I strained the syrup to remove the chilli bits and then mixed in the puréed blackberry mush. Then it was just a matter of pouring it into sterilised bottles.
The syrup is delicious, fruity and with a bit of a chilli hit, but not too much. This is of course as much down to luck as judgement as I was just experimenting. We had not cooked with the chillies at all and had no idea of how hot they might be.
It was so good that I did something similar substituting blackberries with elderberries a few days later but we have not sampled that one yet. One thing to note with elderberries though is that they stain instantly so beware!


Biryani on Wheels offers the delicious food; we have many exiting verities of Indian food in Hamilton. Food is something that we cannot live without it; everyone wants to have good food. When you live in any different county you belong, the thing that you miss most is your favorite food. We have on the wheel set up; we offer free home delivery and fast shipping. Many exiting offers on the bulk order, combo packs and family packs. We have expertise in different types of chicken Biryani. We have many exciting combos those are very much cost friendly.
When we look to order any food, the things we expect is good taste and quality. We fulfill this requirement by offering the best quality of food. We use the best material to prepare our food like chicken, the best quality of chicken we use in our biryani. Our spices are very premium and have nice aroma and taste. The best biryani rice we use in our food. You will get the quality of food at affordable price. Our food combos are very popular among the people, as they are designed to satisfy you with proper quantity and variety. We also offer many beverages with food like cold drinks and other drinks.
Indian food chicken biryani is very popular, not only Indians even other people like this food very much. Everyone enjoy the aroma of those species and delicious taste. We use authenticate method to prepare our food. Will give advance time estimation of delivery and deliver it on time. Because of study, job and business many people need to leave their place. It will be a great pleasure to have Indian food in Hamilton. Food is totally different in Hamilton and India; it will be hard to get good food in the country that has totally different food habit than your place. There will be no need to force yourself for any food that you do not like. We have offered something that you want to have every day with full of love.
We have earned the name due to our quality of food and tasty food we offer. No more craving for the delicious biryani, we are here to serve you the best Indian food that you love. We take orders from mobile via call, online through the website. We prepare fresh to order every day; there will be no old food we use. There will be full assurance of quality food. Your satisfaction is our first priority. Be ready to experience our mouthwatering Hamilton Indian food.
Biryani on Wheels is looking forward for your orders, please give us call for placing an order or visit us on our website, here: https://www.biryanionwheels.ca


Every Monday any of our 1/2 pound burgers on our menu are only $6.99. Served with Steak fries.
Kids eat free off the kids menu with one adult meal.One child per adult meal, From 11am-10pm.
$3.50 margarita's and $3.50 Corona's
Prime Rib Served with a choice of potato and a soup or salad starting at 5pm
Join us for breakfast 11am-2pm.
Prime Rib served with a choice of potato and a soup or salad starting at 5pm
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A study from the Columbia University Medical Center was published in the summer of 2013, of Archive of Neurology, outlining certain foods that have been found beneficial for the brain and are effective at warding off Alzheimer ’s disease. The study is based on previous research that has found correlations between certain foods and this debilitating type of memory loss.
Yian Gu, Ph.D., and colleagues tracked 2148 healthy adults aged 65 and older over a four year period of time. None showed signs of dementia at the start of the study, but after the four years, 253 had developed Alzheimer’s. The researchers compared diet and lifestyle of the patients and concluded that those who did not get Alzheimer’s had a diet rich in seven different nutrients: vitamin E, vitamin B12, saturated fatty acids, monounsaturated fatty acids, omega-3 fatty acids, omega-6 fatty acids, and foliate. They got the crucial nutrients by consuming plenty of fish, oil and vinegar salad dressing, nuts, tomatoes, other fruits and green leafy vegetables. They ate little red meat, organ meat, high-fat dairy foods and butter.
“It’s important to not only take in a lot of good foods like vegetables and fruit, but also not to take in a lot of bad foods like red meat, high-fat dairy and organ meat,” says Gu, the head researcher of the study. Changing ones diet is relatively easy, and although more research needs to be done in this area, this observational study of peoples habits showed a strong link between the type of diets people consumed and the risk of developing Alzheimer’s. The other benefits of sticking to a diet high in fish, vegetables, fruit, nuts and good fats is of course a healthy weight and more energy.
Unrelated to this new study there have previously been strong links between aluminum and Alzheimer’s. Autopsies on Alzheimer’s patients show higher than normal aluminum contents of the brain tissue. It’s a good idea to avoid cooking in aluminum pots, drinking from aluminum cans or aluminum coated juice boxes. Also, watch out for deodorants that often contain aluminum as one of the main ingredients. Anything we put on our skin gets absorbed into the body.
Vitamins and nutritional supplements are important, but the foods that we consume and our daily habits are the foundation for our health.
Barbro Brost D.C.
The Brost Clinic, Wayzata
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For an affordable breakfast that is sure to leave you satisfied, come to Paul's Italian American Restaurant. From eggs and omelets to griddles, we provide it all. For your convenience, we are open year round, except for Tuesdays, so stop by today! Breakfast is served at 9:00 am.
For food that is made fresh daily, come to Paul's Italian American Restaurant!
All breakfast platters served with our fabulous home fries and your choice of rye, whole wheat or white toast.
All omelet platters served with our fabulous home fries and your choice of rye, whole wheat or white toast.
Ask about the whole grain rolls we have available for you!
Coffee - tea - Chai tea - milk - chocolate milk - hot chocolate - iced tea - iced coffee - assorted fruit juices - freshly squeezed orange juice
Served with bananas 1.25 Extra
With strawberries 1.25 Extra
With chocolate chips 1.25 Extra
Wonderful, homemade - served with butter and syrup.
The kid's menu is reserved for children under the age of 12.
Add to any one of our breakfast selections with a delicious side!
* prices are subject to change


What could be more delicious and appetizing than a smoked pork rib, bathed in real lard, bubbling in the cauldron?
Maybe just a real bowl of sauerkraut and a big, beautiful polenta, cut with string, as is only done in Moldova.
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Our energetic neighborhood restaurant with bar and lounge features great food and spirited hospitality on the bustling corner of 33rd and Chestnut Street. Ideal for lunch, brunch, and dinner with family and friends, CO-OP strives to consistently bring delicious food and drinks to your table. Our bar and lounge showcases crafted cocktails and a diverse selection of beer and wines.
Open Everyday: 7 am - 11 pm
Lunch: Monday - Friday starting at 11 am
Brunch: Saturday & Sunday starting at 10 am
Dinner: Daily starting at 5 pm
Bar & Lounge: All Day & Late Night
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DELICIOUS FOOD. GREAT DRINKS. PERFECT LOCATION.
CO-OP is the perfect spot to celebrate with friends and family, large parties, big brunches, and happy hour groups and events. CO-OP offers a casual, yet sophisticated vibe inspired by great cooking, warm hospitality, and memorable service.


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Our famous French baguette, with olive oil & balsamic vinegarAED 3.003.00 AED
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FoodWagon is a small team of experts dedicated to prepare fresh home cooked meals and deliver to your home or office Monday to Friday. We make it easy for you to dish up in your own kitchen, saving you time at the fraction of the cost, giving you more time to live life outside instead of behind the stove. We carefully source the finest and freshest ingredients, prepared hours in advance before delivery. FoodWagon has been in business since 2001 preparing and delivering perfectly home cooked meals every time!
We provide tasty meals that are specially put together by qualified dietitians for our valued customers. It truly is a menu filled with delicious surprises!
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Now you can spend more time with your family - let us do the cooking!
We Cater For
Bachelors, Couples, Families, Elderlies,
Toddlers & Children
We also cater for:
Diabetics, High Cholesterol, Food Allergies
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A new hospitality concept in Cervinia
Base Camp is a new concept of accomodation, food and shop in Cervinia.
Comfortable places to socialize and spend time in relax, enjoying an offer of dishes to eat or take away.
BREAKFAST – LUNCH – DINNER
Every day of the week Base Camp offers, from 07.30 am to 11.00 am a unique international breakfast: salted, sweet, cakes, corn flakes, waffles, caffetteria and fresh fruit juices all at buffet service. During the day a Gastro Grocery service: possibility to consume on site or to take away, a huge variety of simple, tasty and good value for money selection of italian dishes. From 4.00 pm ultil late night, Base Camp, will be a friendly restaurant/pizzeria.
7:30 – 11:00
11:00 – 16:00
BAR- GASTRO GROCERY – SELF SERVICE
16.00 – 22.00
COFFEE, WINE & SPIRITS
COFFEE – BEVERAGES
The choice of coffee and beverages has been taken on the base of freedom and high quality: for the coffee a partnership with Illy and Franke coffee machine – for the beverages just drink in glass also for coca-cola and water and a research of the best one on the market!
At the same time we take care of the right price, also in this case the self-service formula allow us to give you the best at the best price!
For the beer we have choose an important italian brand….PERONI.
This partnership gives us the opportunity to make you find an historical, behind the time with the latest tendency in the beer camp brand.
Starting from 2017 we have enlarged the draft offer with London Pride and a new range of bottled beers including the award winning Menabrea and the Aosta Valley artisanal beers from Biere des Salasses.
Base Camp offers the opportunity of a wine cellar unique for its selection and its fruition.
We selected different International and italian wines basing on different parameters, so t be able to offer a wide selection:
Month selection: 3 or 4 red and white 375 and 750 cl shake wines, a cider and a prosecco or a spumante, all at less than 15€. They are all very interesting and choose to offer at a unexpected price new tastes and a good quality/price connection.
Glass selection: 8 bottle for 8 excellence…..the opportunity to know or rediscover the best Italian wines, the most famous producers and the best year.
A wide selection of spirits chosen with the purpose to make you discover new brands and new tastes from the well known ones.
High quality and all the new tendencies to try something completely different from the usual whisky, gin, porto, vodka and all the other classic spirits and also some unexpected surprises.
Base Camp Gastro Grocery offers 3 first courses, 3 main courses, vegetables and a selection of sauces different every days. The dishes are packed monoportion and ready to eat, you have just to put them in the microwave you can find in the local or the one you have in your apartment.
Base Camp Gastro Grocery is not a table service restaurant!
Base Camp Gastro Grocery is not a gastronomy!
Base Camp Gastro Grocery is an alternative concept to cook at home not to a restaurant. Our offers are inviting and nutritious. They are all cooked in our kitchen and packed respecting hygienical rules.
BASE CAMP OFFER: OUR CUSTOMERS AT THE CENTER
Every day a different menu, with mountain and international dishes.
Soups, pasta and main course fro the Valdostana tradition, the Italian tradition but international kitchen so that our client can feel at the same.
We put a special attention to the economic aspect! Base Camp Gastro Grocery gives to all clients the opportunity to have a full meal with a cost around 10€, excluded beverages.


Socca is more commonly known as Besan (chickpea) flour pancakes. These gluten free, protein packed little pancakes are also awesome as a wrap or a pizza base and are a wonderful healthy substitute for bread. The flour mixture can be made up the night before and left in the fridge to be used the following morning. From a health perspective, I often make mine up this way as ‘soaking’ the flour makes it easier to digest.
The socca recipe here makes 3 bases in a 20 cm pan.
For the caramalised vegetables, consider adding other vegetables such as sliced mushrooms and diced eggplant.