Bridal showers, birthday parties… we get them all! We love any excuse to decorate, and themed parties are all the better.
Featured Pieces: Large White Buffet
A Swifty Bridal Shower
The bridal shower to the right was for a lovely lady who is a huge Taylor Swift fan. Her loved ones planned Lover theme shower! They rented our large white buffet to serve as a snack and dessert bar.
Happy Birthday Conner!
For Conner’s birthday last summer we celebrated at home with homemade birthday cake and cookies! For food we had McAlister’s catering. It was all delicious and it was great to get together with friends and family!
Featurede Pieces: Round Tables, White Tablecloths, Wood Slices, Assorted Amber and Clear Bottles, Wood Slice Cake Stand, Small Antique Chalkboard
Featured Pieces: Dark Wood Tray
Move over dessert bars, there is a new favorite spread in town! We have been seeing charcuterie boards everywhere lately! I (Jordan) am totally here for it! Give me all the unusual meats and cheeses! 😉
Make Your Own Board!
1. Start with your cheeses! Pick 3-4 different styles of cheeses.
2. Now add the meat, typically cured meats. Like the cheese, choose a few varieties.
3. Now you need something to put your cheese on! Add bread, crackers, etc. I love to use slices of toasted baguette, and a couple types of crackers or pita chips!
4. Time for fruits, veggies, and nuts, add a variety. Fruit can be fresh, dried, or both! For veggies, I love olives and pickles!
5. Finish with the extras. Its great to add some dips and spreads to compliment everything! You can add jams, pesto, honey, ground mustard, etc!


Easy Recipe Cookbook Gift Ideas
Easy recipe cookbook gift ideas celebrate the love of sharing food. Cooks are always looking for new recipes to use and share with their family and friends. These make excellent gifts for chefs, gifts for grandmother, Mothers Day gift ideas and also for many Dads who love to cook and share. Do you know anyone who really loves to cook and try new delicious concoctions? This is the perfect gift for them that they will be using over and over again and creating lasting family meals (and memories!).
Kitchens are the "heart of the home". There's nothing like the smell of homemade cooking. These new recipes will give you a renewed love for making meals that you can enjoy for a very long time.
Quality time with the kids. Cooking with children is fun and teaches them valuable lessons. You can use the ideas in these books to inspire, teach and enjoy spending time with children. ^top of page^
Included are some favorites that you have asked for: Rachel Ray, Paula Deen, Julia Child cookbooks, Lou Weber, Taste of Home and Better Homes and Gardens. For those who love to be in the kitchen (and that's a lot of us) we hope they will find years of making great meals for family and friends with these books.
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9 October, 2014
Healthier Super Noodles
Turn your cheap Super Noodles into a healthier noodle dish in minutes. This recipe for healthier super noodles is quick to make and takes no effort at all.
The good thing about this recipe is that you don’t have to buy expensive sauces – the flavouring all comes with the super noodle packet. It’s a good way to get a few vegetables into your system without having to take time cooking anything fancy.
- 1 Packet of super noodles
- Vegetables (Can be onions, carrots, broccoli, cabbage or anything you like). I usually buy whatever’s cheap on the day
- Boil some water
- Fry or boil the vegetables
- Cook the super noodles as you normally would (including the sauce that it comes with)
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Whether you’re looking for an intimate dinner date or a lively gathering with friends, Nest provides the perfect setting.
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New York City is known for its vibrant and diverse communities, each with its own unique culture, history, and charm. Nestled within this bustling magikland metropolis are neighborhoods that offer a rich tapestry of traditions, languages, and cuisines. From the iconic streets of Manhattan to the hidden gems in Brooklyn and Queens, these communities contribute to the city’s multicultural fabric.
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Moving across boroughs to Brooklyn brings us to Williamsburg – a hipster haven known for its artistic vibe and thriving music scene.


Chef Bunny has worked extensively with French, Italian, Spanish, and Asian cuisines. At Porón Porón we concentrate on serving dishes of the best possible quality, made from locally-sourced ingredients. We make our own bacon, ham and sausages. Come enjoy our hospitality and heart-warming food.
バニーは、フランス イタリア スペイン そしてアジア料理と様々な料理を身につけました。その集大成としてここ大阪でお客様に今まで経験してきた最高の料理を提供させていただく為に「ポロンポロン」をオープン致しました。私たちの作る自家製のベーコン ハム ソーセージなどで、ご来店頂いたお客様の心と身体が温まるおもてなしができれば幸いです。
Owner and head chef Bunny Awchat spent his young life traveling across Europe learning the culinary arts. His work has been featured in brasseries, bistros and fine dining establishments in both Europe and Japan. He left his position as head chef at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo in 2006 to open his own restaurant in Osaka and has been thrilling customers ever since. We offer the best in authentic Spanish food, from Alioli to Zarzuela, at prices everyone can enjoy. Appetizers start from just 350 yen and you can enjoy our full Chef’s Course for only 2,800 yen per person. Just click “The Menu” above or scroll down for a full listing. We are available for parties and catering as well. Just click here to call us if you are on a smartphone or call 06-6531-0806.
Take the Yotsubashi line to Yotsubashi Station. Leave via exit 3 and turn left. Walk to the crossing at Starbucks and turn right, crossing the street. Turn right again once you get to the other side, and then turn left after two blocks. Continue ahead for three blocks. You’ll see a Spanish flag and a yellow awning that reads “Porón Porón” on your left. That’s us! Come right in and ask to be seated.


The Panama Relocation Tour did a good job of showing us as much of the country as we could possibly see in the time we had available, plus I now have a book full of contacts and tips for moving to Panama.
The people of Panama seem to be very grounded and happy in their traditions, yet more than willing to transition into the new economic boom and a future that will inevitably include many profound changes. Panama seems to be planning and implementing these modernizations very well.
On a more touristy note, below are some comments on the new food I tried and enjoyed.
Breakfasts were great every place we stayed, I got used to lots of fruit and the best coffee I’ve ever tasted. We were always served fresh squeezed juice and the freshest fruit imaginable. The pineapple seemed to be different than what we’re used to in the US, sweeter and more of a golden yellow.
One Panamanian breakfast staple that I quickly learned to love was called hojaldres. They are really just pieces of deep-fried dough. They remind me of flattened donuts, although not sweet at all. They are excellent but definitely not diet food. They are served hot from the fryer with eggs and sausage or an omelet.
And did I mention the coffee! Café con leche at La Hacienda was the best of the best. Words don’t do justice to describe the mellow, complex flavor.
On my first day I had a great lunch at a restaurant called Las Clementina’s, recommended by Jackie in Panama City’s Old Town.
I had a fabulous non-alcoholic drink there. (I couldn’t risk falling over crooked sidewalks again!) I got the ingredients from the bartender and I will have to figure out the proportions: a whole lime, ginger, mint, some water and sugar to taste, all blended together. It was very refreshing on a hot day.
I don’t usually remember to take pictures of food before I eat it, but at this meal the drink and salad were just so pretty:
Our group meals were a lot of fun, they gave us a chance to relax and get to know each other better. My favorite lunches and dinners featured grilled fish tacos with rice and beans. We also had an excellent meal of fish with a honey sauce, which sounds questionable but was delicious.
The Panamanian food we had was not particularly spicy, its appeal was in the very fresh and high quality ingredients. The single thing I did not like was a corn dog: I found the hot dog meat texture to be watery and unpleasant. I would never eat another hot dog in Panama, it was probably a bad idea to begin with since I don’t like hot dogs much anyway.
All of the margaritas we had across Panama were great, but the best were at Big Daddy’s in Boquete. Big Daddy mixes chili powder with the salt across the rim, which perfectly enhances the lime drink. I don’t usually drink margaritas very often, but they were too good for me and most of the group to resist. It made for a great party atmosphere!


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You are sure to love the Thai and Asian meals at the Thai Aspley. We are located in Aspley at 5/1401 Gympie Road, and we are a short drive from Little Cabbage Tree Creek. Order an appetizer of Chicken Satay or Thai Spring Rolls before ordering a main dish of Jungle Curry, Sweet and Sour Fish or Vegetarian Curry Puffs. We recommend our Thai Aspley Specialties, such as the Soft Shell Garlic Crab, Tamarind Duck and Green Papaya Salad. We take pride in offering something for everyone at our restaurant.


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- Strawberry Jelly750g fresh strawberries150g caster sugar150mL (5oz) water20mL (1oz) lemon juice12g gelatine
MethodBegin by boiling a saucepan of water on the stove. combine the strawberries, sugar, water and lemon juice in a large steel bowl and cover tightly with cling film. place the bowl on top of the saucepan of water and simmer for 1 hr. be sure not to let the saucepan boil dry!Strain the strawberries and liquid through a fine strainer keeping the syrup separate. Add the gelatine to the warm strawberry syrup and set in a container in the fridge.*The cooked strawberry pulp can be turned into a jam for another use by re boiling the pulp with some more sugar and blendingINGREDIENTSOlive oil Sponge with Lyres Orange Sec5 whole eggs150g caster sugar50mL (3Tbsp) olive oil150g plain sifted flour30mL (1oz) Lyre's Orange Sec
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INGREDIENTS:Lyres Amaretto custard150mL milk350mL cream150mL Lyre's Amaretti6 egg yollks110g caster sugar10g cornflour20mL milk
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Our booklet is about encouraging more robust and locally sustainable food systems in the Yorkshire Dales.
People across the Yorkshire Dales are already taking an active role in growing, eating, cooking, selling and learning about the food that they consume.
This booklet out some positive opportunities for communities across the Yorkshire Dales (indeed communities everywhere) to thrive during what is proving to be a difficult time.
Amid economic pressures (e.g. funding cuts, job losses) and mounting environmental concerns (e.g. climate change), we hope to empower and foster a ‘can do’ attitude.


We have decided to be certified chain choosing the fields, the people and taking care of the product from the field to the processing in order to give more guarantees to our consumers.
They share our passions and our love for quality! Our certified chain supports methods of production that , besides bringing out the excellence of the food, stimulate and motivate the local enterpreneurship, lending value to the tradition of our territory and its biodiversity.
70 hectars cultivated in Apulia and Lazio
42.000 q of tomatoes produced every year
100.000 m² of plants in Salerno area
510 seasonal epmloyees and 90 full-year
730 hecatrs cultivated in Apulia
24,000 tons of wheat ground every year
20,000 q of semolina
65,000 m² of plants in Avellino area
30 hectars cultivated in Calabria and Campania
12,000 q of olives cropped every year
2,000 q of extra virgin olive oil
2,500 m² of plants in Sarno area


Wedding cakes have become more personal. We are seeing more creative custom designs and flavors. It's so exciting. Not only is it the shape or the idea of the cake that's changing, it's the flavor of the cake as well. Gone are the brandy heavy fruit cakes of the past. You've got all kinds of flavors now!
To be honest, I love how almost everything, actually EVERYTHING in, or about your wedding can be customized to suit your tastes and personality.
Check out these non-traditional wedding cakes I found:
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"Had another great experience at this unique restaurant! Wife and friends has a variety of dishes that we sampled and passed around which were amazingly well done. Highlights were the hot bread, flat iron steak, short rib pasta and beet salad. Tasted several other unique plates to entice me to come back - which we will! Service was very polite, professional and helpful and always there when we needed her. Can't say enough positive things about our dinner. Group of 10 was handled very well and each dish got very positive reviews. Whole atmosphere and dining experience was GREAT!"


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Stamford Bridge Road
The Balloon Tree | Gate Helmsley
The Balloon Tree Farmshop and Café is a high quality market led farmshop, which is situated close to the Way of the Roses cycle route in Gate Helmsley and is the perfect place to re-energise before reaching the picturesque village of Stamford Bridge. Our cafe looks out onto the landscaped garden - bringing the outside in. It is open all day, 7 days a week and serves breakfasts, speciality teas and coffees, lunch and afternoon teas. We have home cooked food with a summer and winter menu and a seasonal specials board.
Our award-winning cafe is now double the original size, due to the extension that completed in May 2014. The cafe is now spacious and light with bi-fold doors looking out onto the landscaped garden - bringing the outside in. It is open all day, 7 days a week and serves breakfasts, speciality teas and coffees, lunch and afternoon teas. We have home cooked food with a summer and winter menu and a seasonal specials board.
Farmshop: 9 - 6 Mon - Sun
Cafe: 9 - 5 Mon – Sun
We are a true and market led farmshop because we grow the majority of our products ourselves in light sandy soil, which gives a unique flavour to our homegrown produce. We grow around 30 types and varieties of fruit and vegetables. We harvest the produce from the farm fresh every morning, so we can choose varieties for their flavour and not their shelf life. This means that the produce is 'superfresh' and the most flavoursome and nutritious available.
Pick Your Own
In the summer we offer PYO on fruit and vegetables as an alternative to ready picked produce on the farm. Pick your own is just as popular today, if not, more than ever. We have a punnet point by the shop and a map of the PYO trail, showing you what is available to pick that day and which field to go to.
You can do PYO from the first strawberries of the summer in May to the last pumpkin in October. All the varieties we grow have been chosen for their taste – we can do this because everything is picked and sold within minutes or hours, not days.
“Cracking breakfast and super friendly service”
We dropped in for a bite to eat and were pleasantly surprised. The cafe is clean and bright and we were greeted with a warm and friendly smile. We both opted for a full English breakfast and it was excellent, really good quality ingredients and served with a nice juicy field mushroom. Just wished we lived closer so we could pop back for lunch and afternoon tea!
“Easter weekend visit”
Egg-cellent (!) Easter egg hunt! Just the right length, my husband walks with a stick but managed this. Lovely lunch afterwards and cake was delicious. Good wait time and colouring pencils for the kids. Definitely visit again.
“Short and sweet!”
Fancying a bite for lunch as we were traveling home we came across the balloon tree. We were in a rush as we had a deadline. Happily service was quick and food excellent. Somewhere I'd be happy to return to.
Balloon tree is a cafe with a lot to offer strawberry picking fresh veg shop with good quality meat home made cakes pies the cafe is well run with excellent staff iv been a few times over the last three weeks as my mam is at Grimston care home with my daughters we have tried breakfast I had bacon and sausage bap very good lunch we had sandwiches and cake then went with my husband we had Sunday lunch beef roast potatoes veg Yorkshire pud rhubarb and apple crumble all good this is a place with something for everyone worth even a drive out to enjoy.
“Always a pleasure”
We stopped here on Saturday, as we usually do on the way to the coast for the day. I can honestly say that we have never been disappointed. It does get very busy in the summer which can be a down side. This weekend we just had a coffee and croissant. No complaints. Service with a smile. Toilets are on the same level as the cafe and are spotlessly clean. Farm shop sells quality produce.


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The four videos, one for each product, were planned across the various social media platforms, allowing users to step into the kitchens of the Antica Moka restaurant, a venue founded and run by Annamaria. Amongst the stoves, chopping boards, and secret recipes, we showed with simplicity and wit how Schär became associated with excellent Italian food.
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For the launch of this new range, we created a series of online videos that show the chef in action as she prepares traditional dishes from the Emilia Romagna region. And of course, they are all gluten free. Going from her tortellini to her ravioli, cappelletti, and tagliatelle, Annamaria takes us on a journey brimming with flavours, quality, and good health.


Jacques’ love for coffee, which is a part of his French heritage, led him to San Juan del Rio Coco, where he regularly visits his friend at Green Haven Coffee Farm. Our coffee is a rich Aribicas bean, grown in Northern Nicaragua, at an elevation of 6000 feet. Coffee trees produce their best beans when grown at high altitudes in a tropical climate where there is rich soil. The worlds’ finest coffees are grown at an elevation of at least 4000 feet. Cooler mountain temperatures provide the coffee with a slower growth cycle. This prolonged bean development promotes more complex sugars, yielding beans with deeper more interesting flavours. The higher the altitude, the more distinct and flavourful the coffee will be. Our Fair Trade coffee is Certified Organic.
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Interesting article by Catherine of Butter Nutrition on allergies and why your grand parents didn’t have them but so many of us do. There are some good points about things our grand parents did that we can incorporate into our diet today.
Eating seasonally, cooking food at home, not using additives or GMO foods and plain old being out doors. Some of this info seems basic but we are so reliant on processed foods we don’t even know how to cook from scratch anymore or what are seasonal foods. I enjoyed this article. Click on the link to read it http://butternutrition.com/why-your-grandparents-didnt-have-food-allergies/
Just food for thought!
Do you have food allergies that you might not have been born with that seemed to develop over time? Do you think this article made some valid points?Tweet me @toysquared and let me know, I would love to hear from you. Also leave your comments down below.


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Over the last few years, large U.S. retailers and food service companies have pushed for auditing schemes that are universally accepted worldwide. This drive for standardization of audit schemes created the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI), a push for auditing companies to benchmark their schemes against the GFSI standards and compliance requirements of food producers. “Once certified, accepted everywhere” is the GFSI vision that is now becoming a reality.
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I always loved latkes and potato pancakes in general, but seldom made them because they were a bit tedious to prepare and eventually when I became plant-based, I actually couldn’t eat them because they had egg in them.
For starters, instead of potatoes, we use less starchy, higher-fiber parsnips and turnips. Eating potatoes give us a high glycemic response as compared to parsnips (low-moderate response) and even more so, turnips (low response). These modest roots also work to lower cholesterol in the blood stream. A meta analysis of 24 studies on diabetics saw amazing improvements in blood glucose values, LDL-cholesterol, HDL-cholesterol and triglycerides when eating the high fiber diets. The generous amounts of fiber also help everything keep flowing through the digestive tract nicely. In fact, parsnips are actually considered both a probiotic and prebiotic food. A particularly dynamic-duo: a special type of sugar called fructans, wich encourages good bacterial growth, combined with inulin, which serves as an effective prebiotic, (which feeds the good bacteria).
Parsnips may come up a little shorthanded when it comes to antioxidant pigments, although they make up for it with their own type of photochemical cancer-buster called falcarinol. Falcarinol packs its own powerful punch, actually inhibiting the growth of cancer cells.
But if it’s antioxidants you seek, fear not, the onions in these pancakes will be throwing down a healthy dose of the mighty quercetin (among others). These little underground compadres may actually be associated with lower mortality from coronary heart disease. The researchers noticed quercetin was highest in the red and yellow onions, but not so much in the white onions.
If you have ever chopped an onion, then you’ve noticed these pungent bulbs fight with brass knuckles on. That’s due to the sulfur compounds releasing from the onion when it is cut, causing the familiar emotional outbursts (use a sharp knife to minimize crushing). But it turns out onions don’t just fight back against being cut open, they also seem to put up a good fight against cancers of the digestive tract! In a comprehensive review of research done on onions (and garlic), they found study after study touting the onion’s victories against cancers of the digestive tract,.
This might look like a ragtag group of ingredients, but this little trio of subterranean veggies never backs down in the fight for your health.
SAVORY PARSNIP PANCAKES RECIPE
15 mins prep, 15+ mins cook time, makes 12, 4"-inch pancakes
Gluten Free, Sugar Free, Dairy Free
Ingredients for Pancakes:
1 cup chopped onion
1 cup grated parsnips (ok to substitute with turnips or carrots)
1 cup grated turnips (ok to substitute with parsnips or carrots)
4 cloves garlic
¾ cup garbanzo bean flour
4 tsp cornstarch
½ tsp salt
¼ tsp ground black pepper
½ tsp ground coriander (*optional, or use other spices/seasonings as preferred)
½ cup cold water
3-4 tbsp vegetable oil (or spray) or less, as needed for cooking latkes
Ingredients for Yogurt-Dill Sauce (*optional, or simply use plant-based sour cream)
⅓ cup unsweetened non-dairy yogurt
1 tbsp lemon juice
Zest from ½ lemon
1-2 tbsp chopped fresh dill (or 2-3 tsp dried dill)
¼ tsp granulated/powdered garlic
2 pinches of salt
Heat oven to 225 degrees (to keep latkes warm will cooking) and prepare a baking sheet with a layer of paper towels
Chop onions and garlic (I did this quickly in a mini processor).
Grate 1 cup parsnips and 1 cup turnips.
In a medium bowl make batter by mixing ¾ cup garbanzo bean flour, 4 tsp cornstarch, ½ tsp salt, ¼ tsp black pepper, ½ tsp coriander, and use a fork to whisk together.
Add parsnips, turnips, onions, and garlic and stir to combine until everything is coated evenly.
Plop it Like its Hot:
Heat 1-2 tbsp on a large skillet or griddle over medium-high heat. Place about 2-3 tbsp-sized scoop onto plan and flatten into 4-inch pancakes, ensure they aren’t too thick (generally less than ¼-inch).
Flip once pancakes become medium-golden brown, cooking about 4-5 minutes per side, and press to flatten after flipping.
Transfer to the baking sheet to keep warm in the oven and add more oil to the pan as needed between batches.
Do You Tang:
Make yogurt will sauce while latkes are cooking by mixing ⅓ cup non-dairy yogurt, the zest of ½ lemon, 1 tbsp lemon juice, 1-2 tbsp fresh chopped dill, ¼ tsp garlic powder, and 2 pinches salt in a small bowl (or to keep it simple add dried garlic and/or dried dill to ⅓ cup sour cream).
Serve with sauce and garnish with hand-torn fresh dill or chopped chives


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With the start of the Race Team training coming up fast, we have been planning drills, workouts and scouting out new trails for the Team. Physical training is just one aspect of successful racing and nutrition is another essential part.
This past November, after watching a show called "Game Changer", Alan, Raymond and I decided to try a plant-based diet. We committed to trying it for 10 days and then see how we felt. At the end of the 10 days, both Alan and I felt an increase in our energy and a general feeling of well-being, so we decided to keep going on this diet. Raymond was also fine with continuing if he could "cheat" sometimes (and that's totally fine with us). What we were pleasantly surprised about was how many choices there are for plant-based foods! The transition has been much easier than we thought and we are having fun trying new recipes.
One important part of our diet is our daily smoothie and some of the group have noticed Alan and I enjoying our smoothie after coaching. After a workout, it's very important for muscle recovery to eat something healthy as soon as possible so we have a smoothie. (Raymond prefers to have his smoothie after breakfast and usually has an energy bar after his ride). Griffin, one of our advanced riders suggested we post our smoothie recipe so here it is:
Almond or Oat milk (enough so the smoothie is not too thick)
One scoop of protein powder (Leanfit Organic Plant-Based Protein)
One scoop of Collagen (Organic Enhanced Collagen Protein)
One scoop of Greens (All Greens - Fresh & Raw Superfood)
Frozen organic berries (strawberries/blueberries-try to choose different colours)
A good squirt of lemon or lime juice (this stops the drink from turning brown)
Mix well in a blender and add extra water if it's too thick.
We understand that a plant-based diet isn't for everyone but we will keep going as long as it works for us. Hope you enjoy our smoothie and we look forward to seeing the kids having one after a ride.


Sometimes you have an appetizer and sometimes you have a salad….and then there is this. A Crabtini, the best of both of those worlds. When I read the menu and saw this listed with the other appetizers I assumed that it would just be some bits of crab in a martini glass, you know like some of those jumbo shrimp cocktail concoctions. But is was something better! If you are a fan of crab meat then you will not be disappointed with this lovely.
Colossal (seriously) lump crab meat chunks tossed in their house vinaigrette served with their classic Creole remoulade sauce in a chilled martini glass (yes, I took this description directly from their webpage). This was no wimpy just a few bits of whatever appetizer, there was plenty of crab meat and enough salad greens to make it a full serving. If I had known it was going to be this nice of a serving I wouldn’t have ordered that side salad – good as it was too. But this crabtini was just too tasty. I mean tasty to the point that I only gave DH one wimpy bite and normally we share much better than that. That first bite and it was mine all mine.
I could’ve made a meal out of a couple of those things even though we were at a steak house – along with a glass of wine, of course. Fear not! DH had his awesomely flavorful hunk of beef (everything tastes better on a sizzling plate with butter) and I had lamb chops; we were much nicer about sharing some with our entrees. I love new food discoveries.
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now if you ever make your way to Portugal you’ll have to try ordering as a local your coffee at one of the typical street cafes or bakeries. It’s an art and much explanation necessary. I know of no other country in the world where coffee drinking is so picky and is taken so seriously. Forget Italy, Turkey an all other known coffee drinking countries!
The Portuguese have an extensive list of how to order their everyday espresso and Co.. Here are some:
In Lisbon, your espresso is known as “bica“, tale goes that this abbreviation comes from the famous coffee shop “A Brasileira” that at the beginning when coffee was introduced (around 1905), the Portuguese where not too convinced that this new fade was drinkable due to its bitter taste – to overcome this, they posted “beba isto com açúcar” (drink this with sugar). It caught on and a bica has become the national energizer – a very strong creamy black bomb… Beware!
Now if you don’t want it so strong you should order a “carioca“, which is drawn from the same coffee powder in the machine that served a normal bica. Or another option is an “abatanado“, which is a espresso served in a large cup with the same amount of water as of coffee.
There are also the all time favorites of adding milk to espressos, such as “meia de leite“, large cup of expresso with hot milk”, a “galão” which is coffee with milk served in a large glass, a “pingado” which is an expresso with a drop of cold milk or a “garoto” which has a drop of whipped milk…getting confused? Well even the locals do, so don’t worry.
And a note: all of the above can be ordered in a “chavena excaldada” or “chavena fria“, which is to ask to steam heat the cup or use a cold cup to serve it in, otherwise the coffee will be served in a lukewarm cup. Oh, almost forgetting…you can order your espresso “cheia” or “curta“, which means to fill the cup with more coffee or make a very short espresso – a true caffeine shot!
For the bold, order a “café com cheirinho” and delight on a espresso with “bagaço”, Portuguese grappa. Now this is a wake up and is very popular with the hard working class.
But curiosities apart, the most astonishing and endearing part is that at most bakeries and shops where regulars go for breakfast every morning (also a very typical Portuguese habit), ordering is not necessary – the owner knows who wants what, isn’t that fabulous?
I cannot express how wonderful it is to not need to do pleasantries to anyone before my first sip of coffee – no money can pay that!


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The restaurant company — whose brands include Olive Garden and LongHorn Steakhouse — doesn’t think Amazon’s planned acquisition of Whole Foods Market will put too much pressure on the restaurant industry.
“We constantly sit around here thinking about how does Amazon have an impact on our business,” CEO Gene Lee said during a conference call Tuesday. “Our research tells us that guests still want to come to restaurants.”
Many analysts foresee Amazon’s acquisition as a disruption to not only the grocery segment, but also to the restaurant industry. Whole Foods has already siphoned foot traffic away from restaurants with its in-store prepared food section.
Amazon can only strengthen the grocer’s presence in the market, adding technology to make getting food easier for customers — something millennials crave.
However, Lee isn’t too worried that the tech giant’s foray into the grocery industry will weigh on Darden.
“Believe it or not, millennials still want to come to restaurants,” he said. “I know you don’t think millennials want to go to restaurants, but 30 percent of our guests are millennials versus 24 percent of the population. So we over indexed. “
Lee said that Darden’s new acquisition, Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen, is particularly popular with millennial diners, as is its staple brand Olive Garden.
“The only way Amazon is in our world right now is through Amazon prime delivery,” Lee said. “We have a test going on with them. We’ll continue to partner with them and see if we can make that work.”
Darden has been testing third-party delivery with multiple vendors to find the best way to deliver food to consumers. Currently, the company’s main focus is with large party delivery and takeout at chains like Olive Garden. The Italian chain’s ToGo program grew 16 percent during the quarter, Lee said.
Source: Tech CNBC
Darden CEO: 'Believe it or not, millennials still want to come to restaurants'


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- 3 cups warm water (110 degrees F/45 degrees C)
- 2 (.25 ounce) packages active dry yeast
- ⅓ cup honey
- 5 cups bread flour
- 3 tablespoons butter, melted
- ⅓ cup honey
- 1 tablespoon salt
- 3 ½ cups whole wheat flour
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- Step 1In a large bowl, mix warm water, yeast, and 1/3 cup honey. Add 5 cups white bread flour, and stir to combine. Let set for 30 minutes, or until big and bubbly.
- Step 2Mix in 3 tablespoons melted butter, 1/3 cup honey, and salt. Stir in 2 cups whole wheat flour. Flour a flat surface and knead with whole wheat flour until not real sticky – just pulling away from the counter, but still sticky to touch. This may take an additional 2 to 4 cups of whole wheat flour. Place in a greased bowl, turning once to coat the surface of the dough. Cover with a dishtowel. Let rise in a warm place until doubled.
- Step 3Punch down, and divide into 3 loaves. Place in greased 9 x 5 inch loaf pans, and allow to rise until dough has topped the pans by one inch.
- Step 4Bake at 350 degrees F (175 degrees C) for 25 to 30 minutes; do not overbake. Lightly brush the tops of loaves with 2 tablespoons melted butter or margarine when done to prevent crust from getting hard. Cool completely.
prep:20 minsCook:30 minsAdditional:2 hrs 10 minsTotal:3 hrsServings:36Yield:3 loaves
134.1 calories; protein 3.8g 8% DV; carbohydrates 25.9g 8% DV; fat 2.1g 3% DV; cholesterol 4.2mg 1% DV; sodium 207.1mg 8% DV.


Chocolate drinks fortified with iron e.g. Milo, Ovaltine. If you rely mainly on non-animal foods to meet your daily iron needs, aim to include at least 3 servings daily. Foods that contain poorly used iron Some foods contain iron, but they also contain substances that make it difficult for the body to absorb or use this iron.
Iron is important in making red blood cells, which carry oxygen around the body. A lack of iron can lead to iron deficiency anaemia. Good sources of iron. Good sources of iron include: liver (but avoid this during pregnancy) meat ; beans ; nuts ; dried fruit – such as dried apricots ; wholegrains – such as brown rice ; fortified breakfast cereals Mar 12, 2015 · Rather than focus too much on these foods, concentrate on maximising your iron absorption by ensuring your diet is varied and includes plenty of foods rich in this mineral. However, it is a good idea to avoid tea (includes decaffeinated) with and shortly after meals as the tannins are thought to inhibit iron uptake. Dbrau result 2019 b. a 2nd year
*This includes sources of iron from food and supplements. Vegetarians need almost twice the daily recommended amount of iron compared with non-vegetarians. Iron from plant-based foods is not absorbed as well by our bodies as animal food sources. Iron Content of Some Common Foods You can find iron in both animal and plant foods. Diet As HH is a condition of iron overload, it’s logical to consider that cutting down on iron in the diet would be an effective treatment. However, it’s not possible to treat HH with a low iron diet. Only a small amount of iron is absorbed from a normal diet, and if you try to keep your iron intake very low you may not get enough nutrition.
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Good sources of iron for vegetarians and vegans include: pulses; wholegrains; breakfast cereals fortified with iron; dark-green leafy vegetables - such as watercress, broccoli and spring greens; nuts; dried fruits - such as raisins, prunes and figs; Vegetarians (but not vegans) can also get iron from eggs. You need to include foods rich in vitamin C - such as oranges, leafy vegetables, peppers and berries - to help your body absorb the iron in your meals. More about iron Wireless keyboard for android devices.plIodine and diet FAQs . British Dietetic Association iodine fact sheet. Soya. Soya interferes with thyroxine absorption, therefore if you are taking thyroxine you should try to avoid soya. If you wish to take soya, there should be as long a time interval as possible between eating the soya and taking the thyroxine. Good sources of iron for vegetarians and vegans include: pulses; wholegrains; breakfast cereals fortified with iron; dark-green leafy vegetables - such as watercress, broccoli and spring greens; nuts; dried fruits - such as raisins, prunes and figs; Vegetarians (but not vegans) can also get iron from eggs. You need to include foods rich in vitamin C - such as oranges, leafy vegetables, peppers and berries - to help your body absorb the iron in your meals. More about iron Fact sheet Iron Iron is a mineral that is found in a range of foods. It helps to transport oxygen around the body, making it essential for of life! It is also important for producing energy, optimal immune function, and storing oxygen in our muscles (this is what gives muscles their red colour!) How much iron do I need? Age Recommended Daily Intake
Haem iron is found in animal products, and is the most efficiently absorbed form of iron. Non-haem iron is found in plant-based foods, and is more difficult to absorb by comparison. Vitamin C helps promote iron absorption, so when vitamin C-rich foods are combined with foods rich in iron, absorption of the iron is substantially increased.
Foods high in iron include fortified cereals, beef, shellfish, dried fruit, beans, lentils, dark leafy greens, dark chocolate, quinoa, mushrooms, and squash seeds. The current daily value (DV) for iron is 18 milligrams (mg). Below is a list of high iron foods. For more high iron foods see: Non-heme plant-based iron foods; Meat based heme-iron ... Download sheetmusic wicked
Excess iron in the body can be dangerous and leads to symptoms like joint pain, gastrointestinal disorders, fatigue, skin disorders, etc. Therefore, one of the treatment methods of hemochromatosis includes having a low iron diet plan. On the other hand, high iron foods are also to be avoided if the person suffers from gout.
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Introduction. Iron is a mineral that is naturally present in many foods, added to some food products, and available as a dietary supplement. Iron is an essential component of hemoglobin, an erythrocyte (red blood cell) protein that transfers oxygen from the lungs to the tissues . You can usually get enough iron from a balanced diet as it is found in a variety of foods. In the UK the main sources of iron in our diet come from cereal, cereal products, meat, meat based foods and vegetables. We need a regular supply of iron in our diet as it is not easily absorbed by the body.


Those who know would say that you can’t really get to understand a people and its culture until you’ve tasted at least some of their food. The Algarve has a long and established gastronomic tradition that is also one of the richest in Portugal.
Both the Mediterranean and the Atlantic pass by here and leave their influence on the Algarvians’ favourite cooking. For those who would like to try fresh dishes of tuna, caught here along the Algarve coast since the time when the Arabs built the almadravas, or buildings for processing the freshly caught fish, Vila Real de Santo António is the place to come.
Try the traditional estupeta or the muxama (smoked tuna fillet). The Nature Reserves are a breeding ground for the tastiest crustaceans and molluscs, the sea is full of fish and the Rio Guadiana also contributes to this range of natural flavours.
The “cataplana”, a shell-shaped copper vessel, retains the flavours of the food and is one of the hallmarks of the Algarve, in which the taste of clams from the sea blends with that of pork from the countryside. A trip into the interior reveals a very different cuisine and one tied to game and hunting as well as the meat from cattle raised in the area, often accompanied by local vegetables.
The pastry is also based on fruits from the region with the almond trees grown here giving the small almond desserts, made into all kinds of shapes such as fruit, animals and often flowers, their wonderful fresh flavour. Figs are also often featured in traditional recipes, with their unique taste, a taste of the true Algarve


Resource pulses level the playing field and benefit ‘underdog’ stream fishes
Researchers from the Salmon Watershed Lab have found when salmon returns are high, smaller and less dominant fishes get a chance to feast on their eggs.
For their study, recently published in Ecosphere, PhD candidate Colin Bailey and Professor Jonathan Moore experimented with adding between six and 3,575 pink salmon eggs to different stretches of the Keogh River on Vancouver Island.
To determine which species and what sizes of fish were eating the salmon eggs, fish were caught, lightly anesthetized and their stomachs flushed before a recovery and release back into the stream. This helped the researchers to see how the sudden abundance of food was disrupting the normal dominance hierarchy among stream fishes.
They found that less dominant fish, such as young Coho salmon and small steelhead trout, and bottom-dwelling sculpins benefited from large quantities of salmon eggs in these experiments.
When food is regular and sparse, the largest fish in a stream will generally dominate and eat the food but when salmon eggs are abundant during years of high salmon returns, these larger fish get full and the rest of the fish in the food web can feast.
The current study suggests that declines in the number of spawning salmon could impact food resources for the entire fish communities. In the Keogh River, pink salmon runs typically produce abundant drifting salmon eggs in years of high returns. In other rivers in British Columbia, large pink, chum or sockeye salmon runs have the potential to generate similar feeding opportunities for ‘underdog’ fishes.
Bailey, C.J., and J.W. Moore. 2020. Resource pulses increase the diversity of successful competitors in a multi-species stream fish assemblage. Ecosphere. 11(9): e03211. doi: 10.1002/ecs2.3211. (PDF).


-PHOTOS COURTESY OF COLLEEN WOOD AND THERESA SANDERS
Housing in the Lojman
The lojman is a modern apartment building located about a 10-minute walk from the villa – about half way between the villa and the city center (10 minutes) / beach (15 minutes). Each apartment is a two-bedroom unit with a kitchen, bathroom, and large living room. Apartments are segregated by gender. In most cases bedrooms are shared with one other person, though depending on enrollment and gender distribution in a given year some single bedrooms may be available. Student apartments are furnished and include heating/AC, linens, towels, basic kitchen equipment, and weekly housekeeping service. A public phone, computer, printer, and television are located in common areas. All housing costs, including utilities, housekeeping, and wireless internet, are covered by the program fee.
Food is an important window into any culture or society, providing insights into its climate, agriculture, regional differences, economy, history, and social habits. For this reason, the McGhee Center strives to introduce students to various aspects of Turkish food and food culture throughout the semester.
Communal meals are an important part of the living and learning community and offer a chance to interact informally with professors, guests, and fellow students. Lunch and dinner are taken together Monday – Friday. Students provide their own breakfast, and enjoy shopping in the local farmer's market for produce and bread. All meals are provided on excursions, study tours, and during orientation.
Daily fare consists of soups, stews, salads, pilafs, and a variety of baked, stuffed, or sautéed vegetable dishes (with or without meat). Familiar Mediterranean favorites like stuffed grape leaves, olives, grilled eggplant, feta cheese, dried fruits, milk puddings, and baklava are common. Yogurt, cheese, and fresh bread are staples. In restaurants or on special occasions grilled or braised meat, chicken, and fresh fish are popular, as are both sweet and savory pastries and baked goods. Beef, lamb, and chicken are the principle meats used in cooking. As Turkey is a predominantly Muslim society, pork and pork products are never used, though fairly realistic “ham” made from veal is offered in some establishments. All meats sold in Turkey are halal. Reasonable accommodations are possible for those with special dietary needs, including vegetarians.


Back by popular demand, a bountiful iftar meal awaits you at Riverside Cafe & Restaurant with our Nostalgia Senja. Delightfully equipped with 10 vibrant live stations and a spread of over 300 dishes for you to indulge in, feast your eyes on our colourful servings of local gourmet delights infused with the authentic flavours of Malaysian heritage.
From irresistible local appetisers like the kerabu salad to a delightful assortment of Ramadan treats like lemang, Nyonya kuih and even a live 'Goreng-Goreng' station, there's so much to look forward to! Offering comfortable indoor seating and a varied spread of local cuisines, this restaurant is suitable for any sort of get-together, be it family gatherings or friendly meet-ups.
Conveniently located in the heart of KL specifically at World Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur, this year Riverside brings you THE BEST Nasi Kandar in town - NASI KANDAR SADDAM


I finally found where the best street food is located.
Instead of walking around randomly searching like an idiot, I actually thought about going to the busier places during rush-hour (where people are mostly to be walking around on their way to buses or the Transmilenio) and found that some of the best empanandas are very close to where I work ( a big bank tower that holds a ton of people).
Normally, you can find empanadas and arepas anywhere and anytime, but most are just sitting in a box all day and then reheated when you ask for them. These are kind of gross, not fresh at all, and don't taste good.
The best empanadas are sold by guys who sell them on bicycles that convert to street stands, they keep them in a cooler (or heater in this case) and serve them out of the box. It's funny that these guys look sketchy but their food is so much better than the restaurants and stores close by. My theory is that they cook them at home or at a restaurant close by and sell them where the most traffic is at a very cheap price. A good business plan, although I doubt they make much even though they're always packed.
However, the very best street food, and this makes a lot of sense when you think about it, is close to universities.
You can get all kinds of different cheap foods with some unique ingredients. Recently being a student I know its the same everywhere. We like salty, greasy, hot foods at the cheapest prices (sometimes we'll splurge a bit for the most popular chicken, CANES!).
It was the same on High Street back in Colombus. Every block there were 2-3 fast food or fast casual restaurants.
In Colombia close to the universities, they use all kinds of different ingredients, trying to draw more students in, and for what you get its a great deal by how low the prices were.
To recap: if you want a taste of the best street food cheaply and quickly, go where all the students are.


Saturday, August 7, 2010
This is a true story of a conversation I just had with my brother, Chris.
Me: Hey Chris, what are you eating for lunch?
Chris: Tuna, bread, mustard...
Me: Tuna sandwich?
Chris: Kind of...
I look over and he literally has a loaf of bread, an open can of tuna, a bottle of mustard and a fork. He was going to put untreated tuna on a piece of untoasted, unbuttered bread and splatter mustard on top to eat.
Me: Move, I'm making you a real sandwich.
Chris: Can't deny that!
I take out the baby carrots, celery, mayonnaise, salt, pepper, and garlic powder. I finely dice the veggies and toss them in a bowl with tuna, mayo, spicy mustard, and sprinkle in salt, pepper and garlic powder. If I had apples in the fridge, I would include that, but I didn't.
Chris: This is way too much work. You remind me of that mouse on Ratatouille and I'm like the fat brother who eats whatever.
Me: That is totally going in my blog!
I make him two sandwiches because he just came back from running 10.5 miles (!!!!) for marathon training. I finish the sandwiches on a buttered skillet. Cut, plate, serve.
Chris: Wow, that looks fancy...[trying to take the plate]
Me: Wait, you can't eat it yet. I have to take a picture.
Chris: WTF? Fine.


You’ve heard of Munich’s Oktoberfest, but how about Chicago’s ROCKTOBER FEST?
It’s a night of eating, drinking, trivia, raffle prizes, music, and a goat – right here in the Windy City… and it’s happening tomorrow night.
Come out to Rock Bottom Brewery (1 W Grand Ave) tomorrow night, September 16th from 6pm – 9pm – as Reverse The Curse teams up with the River North location for a night of food and fun.
A $5 donation gets you:
- A ticket for the evening’s raffle
- Tasty seasonal appetizers
- A pint of Rock Bottom’s 2014 World Beer Cup gold medal-winning Oktoberfest
Plus the Reverse The Curse goat will be on site for high-fives and Polaroid pics, and Rock Bottom’s chef has created a special Reverse The Curse Goat Cheese Burger just for tonight: Bison burger with roasted red pepper and arugula, topped with goat cheese and a Worcestershire reduction.


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Restaurants with cooks robots and cyborg waiters, so the Chinese would like to blow the place to masterchef as Cannavacciuolo and Di Costanzo
Alberto Sordi tried to replace the angel of the fireplace with a robot. A beautiful robot that takes care of the house, including cooking. The Chinese today want to revolutionize catering with automation. The latest generation of robots are ready to blow the stove to Antonino Cannavacciuolo and Nino Di Costanzo. The Chinese food chain Haidilao, the largest in terms of market value in all of Asia (about double that of McDonald’s Japan, which is about 6 billion dollars), will inaugurate tomorrow in Beijing, in collaboration with the Japanese Panasonic, the first fully robotized room. The chef? An automaton. The waiters? Of the cyborgs. Human personnel, like in science fiction films, will no longer be necessary. Haidilao – serving soups, rolls and various cuts of meat and fish – plans to open 5,000 new stores worldwide, where the warm reception of the hosts and the chefs’ imagination will be replaced by the straightforward and immutable perfection of the machines.
The automation that becomes a restaurant will cut costs. And the tastes? I need to try and believe. Certainly economically it seems convenient. “It will increase efficiency in the workplace”, said Haidilao, who today has over 360 restaurants spread across China, Japan, Taiwan and the United States. Robots do not get tired, do not argue with rude customers, do not get sick, always wash dishes willingly and never need to go on vacation. “It can be really difficult to expand globally as Haidilao wants to do, especially in terms of personnel, which is why – explains Jun Yanashita, the director of Ying Hai Holding Pte, the company created ad hoc by the food chain and Panasonic – they have preferred strategy that does not rely on manual labor “.
The Chinese and the Japanese, according to Bloomberg, would have put together a $ 20 million joint venture. The road seems marked. The president of the food chain, billionaire Zhang Yong, has clear ideas. “When I founded Haidilao 24 years ago, the sector was managed in the same way as some centuries ago, with the advent of technology, we will make everything more efficient.” For our company – he stressed – logistics and production are as fundamental as table service “.
That of Haidilao is not the first attempt to rob restaurants and kitchens. The cyborg waiters, able to receive orders, bring the dishes to the tables and adjust the bill, have already been used in Sydney.
The Moley, a British company, is about to launch the first domestic robot-cook on the market, that is, two artificial arms connected to a professional kitchen. The automaton is able to prepare more than two thousand recipes. Tim Anderson, winner of the UK Master Chef in 2011, has taught us how to teach the robot. And, speaking of the most popular culinary show in the world, the next winner is not made of chips and transistors.


Goldfish is a popular brand of fish-shaped crackers put out by Pepperidge Farm, a division of the Campbell Soup Company. 1 I get asked quite a bit if they’re vegan. They are known for being cheese-flavored, but it’s still a good question because not all cheese-flavored snacks contain actual cheese, and Goldfish has a variety of flavors these days.
Goldfish History - Origins of The First Pet Fish. Y ou've probably heard that goldfish are one of the first types of fish to be domesticated. There is no other way to say this, but the first fish most aquarists owned, was a goldfish. Simply because they are colorful, inexpensive, social, fun to care for and a great hobby. Now you probably want one too. What is really going on is that these.
Well, I believe that Goldfish were one of the original company treats and they sold the company in 1961.So I'm thinking that it should be before that.
Not too long ago, we found out that my four-year-old has a milk allergy. Problem is he remembers eating things like Goldfish crackers, Cheese-Its, etc. - and remembers that he really likes them. He misses them. Another problem is that his daycare keeps putting Goldfish, Cheese-its, Pirate's Booty and the like on their snack rotation. The little.
The Swiss original goldfish crackers are tasty a great companion while you have snack time. The crackers are made by following the highest standards. The ingredients are handpicked, and the method of making original goldfish follows the highest standards. Keep the packet of Swiss made goldfish crackers in your office table. Make sure to have enough time in hand to talk to the frequent visitors.
Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Crackers Original 6.6oz (187g) - These delicious fun Goldfish shaped crackers have been baked with authentic flavour! Perfect for party nibbles or a snack on the go. Adults and kids will want to dive in! Imported from the USA.
Nutrition facts for Pepperidge Farm, Pizza, Baked Snack Crackers, Goldfish, recommended daily values and analysis. Daily values are based on 2000 calorie diet and 155 lbs body weight ( change ). Actual daily nutrient requirements might be different based on your age, gender, level of physical activity, medical history and other factors.
Baked Goldfish Crackers Cheddar 187g Brand: PEPPERIDGE FARM. Code: 5009170. DESCRIPTIONS. Enjoy the classic, great cheddar taste of Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Cheddar Baked Crackers. They are all natural, have 0g trans fats and no artificial preservatives. A delicious snack the whole family will love. Add to Cart Add to Cart. SHARE. You May Also Like KHONG GUAN. Fancy Gems Biscuit 110g. Size.
One serving of 55 original Goldfish baked snack crackers has 150 calories, 6 g of fat, 230 mg of sodium, 20 g of carbohydrates and 3 g of protein. One serving of 51 Flavor Blasted Goldfish crackers has 140 calories, 5 g of fat, 250 mg of sodium, 19 g of carbohydrates and 4 g of protein. One serving of 50 Goldfish Chocolate Grahams has 130 calories, 4 g of fat, 125 mg of sodium, 22 g of.
The History of Goldfish Timeline created by Joshuam112. In Science and Technology. 200. Black Moor 3rd Century 256. Common Goldfish 265. Gold Coloration (Chun Dynasty) Chun Dynasty, 265-419-Gold coloration first recorded Jan 1, 618. Goldfish in Captivity (Tang Dynasty) Tang Dynasty, 618-907-Goldfish raised in captivity (in ponds) -Common Goldfish probably established Jan 1, 1127. Domestic.
Goldfish crackers have been making families smile for decades. And why not? They’re fun, baked with goodness, like real cheese, and—really, really yummy! Xtra cheddar are baked with real cheese, Gold fisg crackers are baked with no artificial preservatives or falvours, Gold fish are baked and never fried.
Goldfish are American snack crackers manufactured by Pepperidge Farm.The crackers come in several flavors and are shaped and colored like small, cartoonish goldfish.Since 1997 (1), approximately half of the crackers have small imprints of an eye and a smile, while the others lack any expression (citation needed).The brand's advertising emphasizes this by referring to the crackers with the most.
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Kambly still produces and sells the original recipe Goldfish in Switzerland. The Campbell Soup Company is the parent company of Pepperidge Farm, which produces Goldfish; Campbell’s takes advantage of this partnership by selling chicken noodle soup with Goldfish-shaped noodles. How did they get the name? It was originally a bakery then the owner had a great idea. The owner was on a walk and.The Origin and History of the Goldfish Species. The Far East is the undisputed origin of the goldfish. Because of documentation that spans hundreds of years of Chinese rule, it’s known that goldfish were raised for ornamental purposes. Moreover, there are different stories about the goldfish. Some say goldfish were protected by the authorities because they were considered to be holy. The.VERSATILE GOODNESS: Goldfish Crackers are perfect to serve as part of afterschool programs, on kids' menus, or for vending services and hospitals. PRODUCT BENEFITS: Goldfish Crackers are baked with real cheese and contain 0g trans fat per serving. Portion control pouch contains 130 calories per serving. ALL PURPOSE SNACK: Perfect for school lunches and after school programs, catering events.


Some say Banahaw Food Mart is friendly, familiar, arrogant. What do you think?
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Catering on board
We take full responsibility for the details involved in ordering meals for private jet passengers.
One of the most important aspects of a charter flight is the catering. The first question we ask the main passenger is “What is your favourite restaurant?" We will order your meals for the upcoming flight from such place.
If you don't have specific requests, we'll send you the menu of several of the best restaurants in the city and discuss your personal preferences with you.
For passengers travelling by corporate charter, we offer absolutely any meal. We will order sushi, snacks, hot plates, desserts and any beverage preferred by the passengers.


Torta de Milanesa / $15
A savory Mexican bread “Telera” with refried pork bean spread, sliced tomatoes, red onion, avocado, breaded and fried skirt steak carne asada, shredded lettuce, and shiraishi mustard mayo. Served with pickled escabeche.
Aguachile / $15
Halibut and shrimp, cured and cooked in lime juice, mixed with sliced cucumbers, red onion and aguachile “chili water” made of lime juice blended with cilantro, garlic, and serrano peppers. Topped with sliced avocado, chili oil, and served with corn tostadas, garnished with radish
Pollo En Pipian Verde / $15
Our version of a prehispanic dish. Chicken thighs cooked and smothered with Pipian verde, a pumpkin seed mole containing over 20 ingredients including peanuts and sesame seeds. Topped with black sesame seeds, garnished with radish, and served with tortillas and Mexican rice.
Gordita de Carnitas / $12
Corn and potato masa filled with our carnitas and shredded jack cheese, topped with black bean paste, shredded lettuce, Mexican cream, garnished with radish.
Empanadas Potosinas / $12
Chile Guajillo infused corn masa, filled with garlic & jalapeño requeson a “mild Mexican cottage cheese”. Topped with red and green cabbage salad, Mexican cream, creamy avocado salsa, garnished with radish.
Enchiladas Verdes / $13
Three rolled corn tortillas stuffed with shredded chicken and smothered in our green tomatillo sauce, topped with shredded lettuce, sliced red onion, crumbled cotija cheese and Mexican cream, garnished with radish.
Tacos de Camaron A la diabla / $15
Three chile blend tortillas topped with sautéed shrimp, sliced red, green, and yellow peppers, onions in our diabla sauce (made with dried chili morita, garlic, and tomato). Topped with sliced avocado.
Ensalada Al Tequila / $13
Spring mix, chopped jicama, watermelon, sliced cucumber, and salted roasted peanuts, tossed with our tequila vinaigrette made with lime juice, blanco tequila, agave syrup, and olive oil.
Ensalada De Espinacas / $13
Spinach, sliced portobello mushroom, mango, and strawberry, candied peanuts, tossed in a pasilla pepper infused balsamic vinaigrette.
Our tamales are made with non GMO whole corn masa flour processed without preservatives or additives.
AMARILLO / $6.75
Shredded beef cooked in our housemade mole amarillo. Steamed in a banana leaf.
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A familiar dish returns to the cafeteria line
University Hospital cafeteria relaunches ¡Por Vida! healthy dining options, alongside other healthy menu items. Some customers look for the label at restaurants, other locations.
(SAN ANTONIO, TX – March 8, 2016) A hospital’s job is to make people healthy. That mission extends to the cafeteria, and now visitors to University Hospital’s cafeteria will soon have a wider selection of healthy meals to choose from.
On March 9, in time for National Nutrition Month, University Hospital’s cafeteria will relaunch its participation in the San Antonio-area ¡Por Vida! campaign, aimed at promoting healthier food choices in area food establishments. Menu items that carry the ¡Por Vida! labeling must follow strict nutritional guidelines.
University Health System was an early partner in ¡Por Vida!, which was created in 2009 by the Healthy Restaurants Coalition, a partnership of the San Antonio Restaurant Association, the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District and the South Texas Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics.
University Hospital’s cafeteria never abandoned its commitment to healthy eating choices. Sodexo, its food service vendor, introduced Mindful, a program that identifies healthier selections on the menu. Mindful selections also meet strict nutritional guidelines, and post the nutritional contents for diners to see.
But recognizing that many in the community are more familiar with ¡Por Vida!, University Hospital is bringing back the program so people can find those items alongside Mindful selections and other fare.
“We have responsibility as a hospital to give people those healthy choices, to make them more prominent,” said Yogesh Mirkhelker, director of nutrition services at University Health System.
“We’re thrilled to have University Health System supporting the ¡Por Vida! program,” said Anna Macnak, chronic disease prevention dietitian at Metro Health. “This will give their customers another way to identify healthy options on the menu.”
University Health System is an active member of the Bexar Healthy Beverage Coalition, a group of health, government, education and business groups dedicated to informing local families about the sugar content in beverages. University Health System eliminated sugary beverages at its Texas Diabetes Institute, and rearranged its vending machines in other locations to emphasize healthy choices.
¡Por Vida! entrées cannot exceed 300 calories, 10 grams of fat, 3.5 grams of saturated fat, 0.5 grams of trans fat and 325 mg of sodium. A ¡Por Vida! side dish cannot exceed 200 calories, 7 grams of fat, 2 grams of saturated fat, 0.5 grams trans fats and 215 mg sodium. ¡Por Vida!-approved items cannot be fried.
¡Por Vida!’s restaurant partners include Cocina Heritage, Powerhouse Bakery, Papouli’s Greek Grill, Luby’s, D.R. Healthy Catering, Delicious Tamales, The Egg and I, Catalyst Catering, Estela’s, Zedric’s, Corner Bakery, and McDonald’s. Business partners include NuStar’s Grill on the Hill, UTSA Roadrunner Café and Valero.


On an AlpExperience winter holiday we do everything we can to ensure you have the best possible snowy getaway. From the moment you arrive until we say goodbye, our number one priority is ensuring you have the amazing holiday you deserve!
We use all our knowledge and experience to make sure you get the most out of your time in our winter wonderland and are on hand to offer advice on anything from the best runs on the hill to the top bars and restaurants in town.
We also know that you don't always want your chalet hosts hanging around, which is why we live off site, to ensure that you have all the space you need to enjoy your stay, but we're never more than a phone call away.
Included in the price of our Winter package:
~ Welcome reception with Fizz and canapes
~ 3 course evening meal, including complementary house wines, beer and soft drinks throughout the meal, + tea and coffee, served 6 nights
~ Children’s 2 course early dinner available for under 14’s (where applicable)
~ Breakfast with hot options 6 days with continental buffet on our day off
~ Afternoon tea with homemade treats 7 days a week
~ Chauffeur driven mini bus to and from ski lifts each day (excluding our day off)
~ Fresh bedding, towels and bath robes
~ Free on-site parking (subject to availability)
~ Use of all chalet facilities including hot tub
~ Free WiFi, plus use of TV, DVD and Wii
~ Use of our secure boot and bike room at the chalet
~ Honesty bar stocked with wines, beers, a selection of spirits and mixers as well as other holiday necessities
~ Help with booking restaurants for our night off or lunch times
~ Advice and help on booking transfers, ski lessons, hire and passes. See Holiday Extras.
The most important meal of the day (although we think they're all important).
Start your morning with a nutritional, filling breakfast to get you ready for your big day on the slopes. We offer a continental breakfast each morning which includes cereal, yogurts, jams and spreads to go with your freshly baked croissant, pain au chocolate or French bread, juices, teas and coffee.
We also cook eggs and porridge to order 6 days a week.
On our day off breakfast will be a continental, buffet style breakfast, with everything either left out, or easily accessible for the morning.
Skiing all day can make you incredibly hungry, even if you stop off for a long lunch on the slopes, so we make sure there are some tasty treats waiting for you when you arrive back at the chalet.
Each day you can tuck into a different homemade cake or sweet treat, as well as fresh bread, jam, fruit and of course teas, coffee, water and syrups.
Canapés and Aperitif
On your arrival we like to welcome you in style, we'll open a bottle of bubbles and you can enjoy some nibbles whilst we prepare dinner.
For 6 nights of your stay we will provide you with a delicious evening meal. With plenty of hearty, warming meals you certainly wont go hungry. We love to try our hands at different cuisines, so you can expect anything from traditional local fare to more exotic asian inspire flavours.
We know not all children will eat the same food as you will, so we provide an early 6pm dinner for all children under 14.
A balanced 2 course meal with a main and a dessert tailored perfectly for your little ones to enjoy and served with fresh cut crudites. From bangers and mash or spag bol, to chocolate brownie or ice cream sundae, there's plenty of old favourites and something for everyone to enjoy.
Once the children have been fed it's time for the adults to sit down and enjoy their dinner.
On a Saturday dinner starts with canapes and aperitifs to welcome you to our chalet, but each night there will be nibbles in the lounge before we serve your meal.
Then comes your carefully planned 3 course meal. We cook dishes that we enjoy eating ourselves, and we hope you'll enjoy eating them just as much.
All courses are served with beer or wine, and the meal is followed by your choice of tea or coffee.
We are happy to cater to all dietary requirements, including vegetarian, gluten free, vegan and more. Just be sure to let us know when booking if there is anything that you or one of your party can’t eat, or simply don’t like.
Please feel free to let us know of anything you do like, and we will do our best to make sure our menu is tailored to you and your party.
Make sure to let us know of any special occasions happening during your stay with us, and we'll be sure to make it a day to remember!
Sample Adults’ Menu
Sticky Jamaican ginger cake
CANAPES AND APERITIF*
Warm chorizo pinwheels with a smokey paprika dip
Warm goats cheese and walnut salad, served with a homemade apple jam
Jerk duck & sweet corn fritters, served with sweet potato puree & a grilled pineapple
Key lime pie, with soft meringue top and chocolate shards
Tea & Coffee
*arrival day only
Sample Children’s Menu
Fresh cut crudités
Chicken and leek pie with flaky puff pastry, mash potatoes and seasonal veg
Warm chocolate fudge brownie with fresh fruit & home-made vanilla ice cream