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Almond trees, Giles Rd
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|Built by:||Spencer Hall|
This row of about 50 Brown Brandis almond trees are all that remain from 10 acres planted by Alan (Spencer Alan) Hall in 1901 on what was formerly a vineyard. The varieties planted were Brandis, Hatch's Nonpareil and California Paper shells.
Alan was the son of local bank manager Spencer Atkinson Hall and was consecutively a vigneron, almond-grower and dairy farmer at Willunga. Hall Road is named after his family.
These very old trees now mark the boundary of Willunga’s first almond grove on Section 256. This was the earliest known commercial planting of almonds in the district. Prior to that, almonds were grown with fruit trees in home gardens. Then the practice developed of growing them as ‘bonus’ crops on the boundaries of land used for other purposes.
Thomas Atkinson of Ashley Farm was another pioneer almond grower. Then in 1909, Richard Strout planted 30 acres with Johnston and Californian Paper Shell varieties together with the Strout variety which he evolved specifically for Willunga conditions. Another 50 acres followed. Walter Brown began planting almonds in 1927. In 1934 the newly-formed Almond Groves Company purchased Ashley Farm and planted its 240-acres to almonds.
During the 1930s commercial plantings continued on an even larger scale, using the increasingly popular Chellaston variety. The Giles family began planting almonds in 1946. Almonds were initially grown contrary to horticultural advice which suggested that the land was too near the sea for adequate growth and also that the crops would be destroyed by the prevalent white cockatoos.
Nevertheless, a thriving industry developed to the stage where in the 1970s over 2000 hectares of land in the district were planted to almonds. New varieties were developed to suit local conditions and Willunga was the centre of the State’s almond production until the emphasis shifted to the Riverland in the late 1970s.
The Annual Almond Blossom Festival celebrates the importance of the almond growing industry which provided a solid economic base for Willunga from the 1930s to the 1970s.
Giles Road commemorates the Giles family who settled in Willunga in the 1930s; they were among the pioneers of commercial almond growing in the district.
- Willunga: Place of Green Trees. 1952
- W A Pretty. Almond Growing in South Australia. 1976
- Almonds in Australia: from pioneer planting to prime production: Almond Board of Australia 2012.


Join us for another one of our Supper evenings here at The Tearoom on FRIDAY 20 April
We will be bringing you flavours of Spain with gentle music and a candlelit room
- A platter of Serrano Ham, Salami, chorizo, manchego cheese, Olives, Cornichons and caperberries, Chunky rustic breads, tapinades and Olive oil.
- Vegetarian/Vegan alternative – Garlic mushrooms, Olives, Patatas Brava, Courgettes in tomato sauce, Cheese wedges , Spanish pepper tortilla, chunky rustic breads and Olive oil. (V)
- Chicken, chickpeas, chorizo stew served with Spanish flavoured rice.
- Vegetarian/Vegan alternative – Casserole ( Spicy paprika and tomato and spinach) served with Spanish flavoured rice (V)
Spanish Turon (V) contains nuts and orange oil
Coffee to end
Please bring your own wine no corkage charges
£22.50 Per Person


Guaranteed to keep your guests partying all the way through the night, our evening food is not only delicious but cooked in front of your guests, creating a real sense of theatre. All of our food is served on disposable plates.
Serving staff charge – £15.00 per hour
Linen table cloth – £15.00 per cloth
Crockery and cutlery per course – £1.20 per person
Glassware – £0.60 per glass
With a passion for sourcing the best of local seasonal ingredients, such as line caught seabass, free range pigs from Bridport, Christchurch bay lobsters, Dorset lamb, Lymington crabs and Sopley asparagus we get the freshest of local produce at its best, support the local economy and keep down our carbon footprint. We take these fantastic ingredients, cook them simply, present them stunningly, and serve to our customers with a smile on our faces.
Whatever the size of your function we have created a wide selection of menus to suit all tastes and budgets, so whether you would like a wedding caterer in Dorset, bbq catering in Hampshire, a hog roast in the New Forest or funeral catering in Bournemouth, in choosing Red Cherry Catering anything is possible.


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At ELEMENTAL PET FOOD, we only work with raw materials of the highest quality, which are on the market, for the production of pet food. These ingredients are harvested daily from suppliers around the UK.
Our pet food, are manufactured, under the regulations dictated by the directives of the European Community.
Then we name each of the ingredients, which contain our formulas.
Each formula contains a different percentage of these ingredients.
We want to reflect that the minimum of carnage in our feed is 65%, in the Canterbury ELEMENTAL and a maximum of 80% in Elemental Fiordland, passing through 70% in Elemental Tasman and Tasman Small Bite.
Chicken: Chicken meat is lighter and easier to digest than red meat. In addition, it has a high content of high quality protein, while its caloric content is low and is a meat with healthy (unsaturated) fats, such as linoleic acid, which helps protect the heart and has a wide variety of vitamins and minerals . It is also an ideal source of energy for dogs with high energy wear.
Containing in greater quantity the following:
Vitamin B12: Important for blood formation and brain function.
Vitamin B3: It is related to protection against diseases such as Alzheimer's. It helps in the control of triglycerides, contributing to the prevention of cardiovascular diseases and diabetes.
Iron: It has an important amount, making it an excellent food in the prevention of anemia. In addition it protects the immune system and makes your skin, nails and hair, look healthy and radiant.
Selenium: Mineral that helps in the prevention of asthma attacks, decreases the risk of cardiovascular diseases, as well as prostate cancer.
Zinc: It is found in large amounts in lamb and is an essential mineral for the growth and formation of hormones, such as insulin and testosterone.
When fed with natural grains, lambs raise their levels of Omega 3 acids. For this reason, lamb meat is a good source of fat that helps in the fight against heart disease.
Turkey is rich in fatty acids, which are heart healthy, helping to protect heart health.
It has a very low cholesterol content (100 grams contain only 45 mg.).
It is a meat that helps prevent the onset of cardiovascular diseases, especially if you change the red meat of your diet for turkey or chicken.
It has high iron content.
Rich in vitamins of group B.
Fish is part of the cultural and gastronomic traditions of many countries. It is a nutritious, tasty and very healthy food, and highly beneficial for the health giving us the following benefits:
Rich in proteins of very high nutritional value providing us with all the essential amino acids necessary to form and maintain the organs, tissues and the defense system against infections and external agents.
Very valuable source of "heart healthy" fats, Omega 3, particularly eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), polyunsaturated fatty acids found mainly in blue fish (tuna, herring, sardine, mackerel, salmon, eel, bonito , etc).
These Omega 3 fatty acids increase HDL ("good") cholesterol, reduce LDL ("bad") cholesterol and triglycerides, lower blood pressure, are precursors of substances that exert important preventive action on cardiovascular, autoimmune and inflammatory. In fact, fish consumption decreases the risk of mortality from coronary heart disease, as well as improving neurological development in infants and children, when women before and during pregnancy have consumed fish.Relatively low caloric intake due to its low fat content (2-5%), which are also unsaturated, considering the fats are healthier for our organisms.High presence of minerals and trace elements (iodine, iron, phosphorus, zinc, magnesium, copper, selenium, fluorine, calcium, potassium) necessary for the proper functioning of the brain and nervous system.Rich in fat soluble vitamins (A, D, E) and water soluble (B6, B12), essential for our organism, and in particular for growth and development.
Poor in sodium, so it becomes an ideal food for people who carry low salt diets.
Easy to digest, it digests more easily than meat.
The bromatological analysis carried out in 2012 by gas chromatography to know the fat content that the meat brings with chicken skin, showed that the type of fats that is found in greater proportion in the chicken are the unsaturated fatty acids, known as fats most beneficial to the organism, which are present thanks to the monounsaturated fatty acids already contained in this source of protein. These acids become up to five times higher than the polyunsaturated fatty acids in cooked proportions. In their order from highest to lowest: wings, leg, shank and breast.
The expert's analysis ensures that saturated and unsaturated fatty acids found in chicken skin and meat do not raise blood cholesterol levels, according to existing scientific evidence.
"Any of the chicken pieces and different cooking methods does not contain significant levels of trans fats and are healthy to consume. Chicken is a healthy animal protein because it has less fat, helps protect the health of the heart, provides vitamins and minerals important to humans and also has no risk of raising blood cholesterol, "said the specialist.
Potato: They are a great source of carbohydrates, the body's main source of energy (in fact, they should represent at least half of the daily calorie intake).
Potatoes are a good source of fiber (which helps regulate intestinal transit) and facilitate digestive function. Cooked with skin contain even more fiber, however, be careful and do not eat it if it is discolored or has marks.
Potatoes also provide vitamin C. Although there are many fruits and fruit juices that contain vitamin C, no other food rich in starch contains as much potato.
They also contain several B vitamins. These vitamins have numerous functions in the body, including an important role in the metabolism of carbohydrates to provide energy and maintain the health of the skin and nervous system.
They are also a good source of potassium, in addition to containing small amounts of other minerals such as magnesium and iron.
They hardly contain sodium (which together with chloride forms the salt).
Potatoes can be very useful for those who want to lose weight or avoid gaining it. An average serving of boiled potatoes without skin (180 g) contains about 140 calories, a much lower energy content than the same amount of cooked pasta (286 calories) or cooked rice (248 calories). However, these people should be careful as the energy content of potato chips can be double or triple that of cooked or roasted potatoes, so they are less advisable for those who wish to lose weight.
Another interesting aspect is that potatoes have a high index of satiety. A study of the satiety effects of different foods found that potatoes have a satiety index three times greater than the same amount of calories from white bread.
For those who must follow a gluten-free diet and can not eat many common foods like bread, pasta and most breakfast cereals, potatoes are of great importance. They do not contain gluten and can be consumed freely by those who should avoid it or who prefer not to consume wheat for other reasons.
One of the most remarkable properties of the sweet potato for health is its mentioned antioxidant effect. Apart from the numerous compounds with that activity it contains and the synergies that occur between them, some levels are very high and their action is maintained after cooking the food.
Glutathione intervenes in the elimination of free radicals and heavy metals like cadmium or toxins such as paracetamol or some tobacco pollutants. In addition, it potentiates the activity of other antioxidants such as vitamin C and E, and helps to regenerate the latter.
Beta-carotene helps prevent cataracts, certain cancers and cardiovascular disorders, and improve the immune system.
The violet sweet potato is also rich in anthocyanins, one of the pigments that give it its beautiful color, also of antioxidant action, and which are beneficial to reduce inflammation in certain disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis or asthma.
The other outstanding benefit of sweet potato, although more studies are needed in this area, is its ability to stabilize blood glucose and reduce insulin resistance, which would make it appropriate in cases of diabetes.
It is also balsamic for the stomach.
Peas (and therefore the pea proteins) belong to the legume family, in particular they are obtained from the plant Pisum sativum, especially the variety of green and yellow peas which is finally used as raw material at the time of to make the protein powder. Peas are naturally higher in protein (20-25%) than sweet peas (5-6%), making it easier (and less wasteful) to make a protein powder from something that is already enough high in protein.
Rich in Arginine and Aminoacids.
Alfalfa is a source of vitamins and minerals with numerous benefits for the body. In the case of vitamins, alfalfa contains those of group A, C, E and K, in addition to considerable amounts of beta-carotene, thiamine, rioflavin, niiacia or complex B, and folic acid.
Blueberries are fruits of the forest that contain very few sugars, and are rich in antioxidants and flavonoids. Among the properties it possesses, the following stand out:
Astringents and antidiarrheals. The cranberries are rich in components that will help us to stop the growth of bacteria, and treat diseases in the digestive system such as diarrhea, bad digestions, intestinal inflammations or gastroenteritis. In addition, thanks to its astringent effects, healing is encouraged.
Tonic and gastroprotective, which help us to facilitate digestion and eliminate stomach heaviness.
Antiseptics, which prevent bacteria from settling in the epithelial cells of the urinary tract, so they prevent infection. They also acidify urine and prevent the proliferation of pathogens and the formation of calcium phosphate stones.
Hypoglycemic agents, recommended in people with type II diabetes, since it prevents the visual disorders associated with this disease.
Antioxidants, which help neutralize the action of free radicals that are harmful to the body, preventing the onset of diseases such as cancer and heart disease.
The carrot reduces the chances of occasional constipation due to changes in season or habits, for example during holidays or certain times of different changes in the life of the animal. It also helps to treat abdominal cramps and stomach pains. It is, in turn, a diuretic vegetable and is recommended for animals with kidney or bladder problems.
It helps to regulate the level of blood sugar making it an effective help against diabetes. It has also been shown that their consumption helps maintain the correct levels of cholesterol and triglycerides.
On the other hand, it is beneficial for the digestive system; facilitates digestion, has antiemetic properties (against vomiting), is useful as an antidiarrheal and helps to open the appetite.
It is a stimulants, tonics, febrífugas, antispasmodic, emenagogas, vermifuge, digestive, antiallergic, carminative. Effectively combats intermittent fevers, chronic diarrhea, windy cramps, intestinal gas, lack of appetite, nervous spasms, difficult digestions, amenorrhoea, rheumatic pains, altered nerves, etc ...Ç
10 benefits of burdock for health and purify the body:
1) Empty poisons and toxins from the bloodstream
2) It is a natural diuretic
3) is anti-bacterial and anti-fungal
4) It is used to treat acne
5) Cure urinary tract infections
6) Increases energy, stamina and vitality
7) Heals stomach ulcers and promotes healing in general
8) Improves digestion and cleans the colon
9) Heals eczema Skin disorders and psoriasis
10) Supports liver function
Burdock also contains high amounts of minerals and oligoelemetes, vitamin B and vitamin E. In addition it is loaded with minerals potassium, magnesium, zinc and phosphorus.
They are absolutely remineralizing, which directly affects the health of bones and the general biochemical functionality of the organism.
They stimulate the functioning of the thyroid gland and, therefore, the metabolism. Animals with thyroid problems (especially hyperthyroidism) should avoid their consumption altogether.
They are very alkalizing, which helps to compensate for the acidosis caused by excess consumption of dogs or processed foods.
They are extremely depurative, clean the blood, stimulate kidney and liver function, eliminate toxins and reduce the absorption of heavy metals.
They regulate blood pressure.
They keep skin, hair and nails in a very healthy state.
They thin and dissolve fat concentrations and deposits of mucus created by excess in milk consumption.
Thyme is often used in treatments against slow digestive processes, such as stomach pains, abdominal cramps, flatulence and other digestive disorders.
Marjoram is rich in vitamins A and D, essential for the health of bone and skin, but also acts on the nervous system, as it is very indicated in natural medicine to treat insomnia as an excellent soothing or gentle muscle relaxant , very useful in any state of nervousness.
Oregano contains vitamins A, C, E and K, as well as fiber, folate, iron, magnesium, vitamin B6, calcium and potassium
Oregano have anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial and antifungal effects
Oregano essential oil could be used to treat respiratory diseases like influenza and colds
Adding oregano to meat before cooking could help reduce the amount of toxic compounds created by the cooking process.
Parsley is an aromatic plant whose properties bring us countless benefits. One of them is that it is mainly responsible for helping us to purify vital organs, thanks to its properties it becomes a great help to treat and control hypertension, it is also a potent antioxidant.
Stomach pains, diarrhea, vomiting and heavy digestions
Gastritis, flatus or hernias, sage will help alleviate these diseases.
It protects the diabetic animals to diminish the increase of the level of sugar in blood.
Several mechanisms of action of probiotics have been proposed, among them are: the reduction of intestinal pH, due to acids generated by probiotic microorganisms, which prevents the proliferation of pathogens; alteration of microbial and host metabolism; hypocholesterolemic action and stimulation of the immune response.
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5 Best Indian Diet Foods To Lose Weight With Diabetes
This article will provide recommendations for Indian diet foods that may aid weight loss for those with diabetes.
Proper nutrition plays a crucial role in managing diabetes, a condition characterized by elevated blood sugar levels. Also known as high blood glucose levels, diabetes occurs when the body either lacks insulin or is unable to produce enough of the hormone. Insulin, which is produced by the pancreas, regulates blood glucose levels. A deficiency in insulin production can lead to the development of diabetes.
Indian Diet Foods To Lose Weight When Suffering From Diabetes
Weight gain is a significant risk factor for the development of chronic conditions like diabetes. Poor diet and lifestyle choices are often the main culprits behind unwanted weight gain. In this article, we will provide recommendations for Indian diet foods that may aid weight loss for those with diabetes, helping to manage their condition and improve overall health.
- Green peppers
- Green peas
Discover 5 seasonal fruits that can be included in a diabetes-friendly diet to aid weight loss.
Explore 3 whole grain options that can be incorporated into a diabetes-friendly diet to support weight loss.
- Brown rice
- Brown bread
Protein plays an important role in weight loss. Discover 4 protein options that can be included in a diabetes-friendly diet to aid in weight loss.
- Nuts and peanuts
Nonfat or Low Fat
Explore 2 dairy products that can be incorporated into a diabetes-friendly diet to support weight loss.
- Lactose-free milk
- Yogurt (Dahi)
Dietary Tips For Diabetics
In addition to incorporating the recommended foods into your diet, here are 7 tips to consider adding to your daily plan to help with weight loss for people with diabetes.
- Choose healthy carbs
- Consume less salt
- Eat less processed meat
- Eat more seasonal and fresh fruits and vegetables
- Choose foods that are healthy fats
- Reduce your sugar intake
- Limit your alcohol intake


Feeding your Bengal kitten/cat a high quality food is extremely important as this affects their growth, health and of course, that gorgeous rosetted or marbled coat. This can be in the form of dry, wet (canned), raw food or a mixture of any of the 3 types.
Here at KW Bengals, we use a mixture of all 3. We feed our older kittens and adult cats Purina Pro Plan (different formulas are shown in the photos below) and this is left down at ALL times for them, in order to be able to “snack” throughout the day if they’re hungry. They also receive different types of raw 4 days per week. Some examples of the raw food brands we use are from Big Country Raw and Bold by Nature. We feed them a variety of flavors from chicken to duck to kangaroo. We absolutely love giving them different types of flavors and nutrients as this helps (kittens especially) with not developing allergies to certain foods/meats and also has different nutrients they need to continue growing healthy and strong. They also do receive wet food for the remaining 3 days of the week – the days they don’t get raw. This gives them the best variety of nutrients and vitamins as well as helping to make sure they take in enough moisture. For both raw and wet food, we feed them 2x per day – once for breakfast and once around dinner time. How much we feed them is dependant on their weight, needs, activity level and age.
As an example, we will feed each of our older kittens and our adults approximately 1/8 of a raw patty each (the patty is approximately 1lb, depending on the company) or 1/4 of a can of wet food (the total can is approximately 155 grams). However, with our younger kittens starting out on raw and wet food, we feed them as much as they want. We do this because a kitten will not overeat. Yes, they will eat and of course will make sure they’re full but you don’t have to worry about kittens overeating 😊 also, because their stomachs are smaller than adults, they may take longer to eat the same amount of food. I’ve noticed our kittens tend to take breaks while eating their wet or raw, where as our adults eat everything at once – usually.
For younger kittens (the ones born in our cattery), at approximately 3-4 weeks of age, we start introducing kitten specific wet food – mixed in with kitten formula – to make it easier for them to eat as well as making things easier on their tiny digestive systems. Once they are used to eating the wet food with formula, we slowly remove the formula (a little every other day) until it’s only wet food. This usually can be done successfully in about 2.5 weeks. Once they reach 8-9 weeks – dependant on the individual kitten – we will start introducing dry food as well as a few different raw options/proteins.
Water… are they getting enough??
Cats and kittens both need to be drinking lots of water, multiple times per day. While we do start our young kittens off with “bowls” of water to make things easier for them, we also have multiple fountains throughout our home. Without any prompting at all, our kittens will start using the fountains as soon as they can reach comfortably (usually around 6 weeks). So far, the photo below – Catit Pixi Fountain – is our favorite fountain as it’s extremely quiet (doesn’t scare the kittens), has a blue light – which makes it possible to view the water level at all times and due to the replaceable filter, your cat(s) will always have clean water to drink. There is also a “smart version” of the Pixi Fountain that can be controlled/viewed through a downloaded app on your phone.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding feeding your Bengal cat and/or kitten, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at anytime! We would be more than happy to answer any and all of your questions 😊


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FAQ on Global Food Inflation
G lobal food prices have surged in the past two years as pent-up demand coupled with supply disruptions push up prices of essential goods such as wheat, corn, edible oil, sugar, etc.
What are the implications of elevated food inflation for economies and the financial markets?
As consumers, we keenly feel the impact of rising food inflation as our food expenditures increase over time. In Malaysia, for example, chicken prices have risen by 17% year-on-year to RM10 per kg in June 2022 due to rising costs for chicken feed amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict. In fact, over the last 20 years from 2000 to 2019, global food inflation has registered an average annual rate of around 2.8% in tandem with global economic growth.
Global food inflation matters to consumers as it impacts their cost of living. For many consumers, the price and availability of food is essential to their economic well-being. For investors, an environment of rising inflation is particularly worrisome as the tighter monetary policies adopted by major central banks to address inflationary pressures have placed downward pressure on the global and regional equity markets.
In this article, we outline four Frequently Asked Questions regarding the current global food inflation issue.
1. What is causing the current global food inflation trend?
Over the last two years up to June 2022, global food prices have risen by 53%1, which translates to an annualised growth rate of 22%. This has consequently raised the cost of living for consumers.
The increase in global food prices has been driven by the following key factors:
(a)Supply chain disruptions
The closure of production lines amid pandemic-related lockdowns in 2020 and the subsequent re-opening of economies in 2021 have caused port congestion and supply chain disruptions across the world. For example, shipping delays at ports in China and the United State (U.S.) due to Covid-19 lockdowns have impacted the delivery of agriculture exports such as fruits, vegetables, and grains.
(b)Rising agriculture prices
Furthermore, the Russia-Ukraine conflict in early 2022 led to shortages for wheat, barley and fertilisers (essential for crop cultivation); thereby contributing to higher food prices globally. Russia and Ukraine accounted for about a quarter of global wheat and barley exports in 2021 on a combined basis. The two countries also accounted for 28% of the world’s fertiliser (made from nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium) exports in 2021. Thus, a prolonged conflict can worsen existing supply shortages in the agriculture market.
(c)High energy prices
Historically, food prices have been impacted by energy prices as food supplies have to be transported for processing before being sold at their final consumer markets. The recent spike in oil prices above US$100/barrel has raised the cost of transporting agricultural produce from one country to another, pushing up input costs. In China, for example, food inflation rose to a 20-month high of 2.9% in June 2022 due to higher vegetable prices amid elevated crude oil prices and the Covid-19 lockdowns in several major cities.
(d)Adverse weather conditions
Changing climate and weather conditions such as an unexpected drought or prolonged rainfall can affect agricultural production. For example, in the U.S. this year, excessively cool and wet weather has slowed the crop-planting progress for corn, soybean and spring wheat; thereby hampering their supply.
(e)Weakening of local currencies against the U.S. dollar
Since food imports are mainly paid for in U.S. dollars (USD), the depreciation of local currencies against the USD has caused importers to pass on the higher costs to domestic consumers. Based on the U.S. Dollar Index, the USD has appreciated by an average of 6.4% for 2021 and 9.4% for the year-to-date period up to 30 June 2022 against a basket of major currencies following expectations for higher U.S. interest rates.
2. What is the impact of rising food inflation on different economies?
Food inflation will have a more significant impact on developing countries as compared to developed countries due to the former’s relatively lower levels of income and higher share of household spending on food. For example, in emerging Asia, food accounted for 25% of consumer spending in 2021 compared to around 17% of consumer spending for advanced economies2 . Although households in the advanced economies are also impacted by rising food prices, their higher income levels enable them to better withstand the effects of food inflation.
In addition, countries that import their daily food necessities from other nations are more vulnerable to food inflation. For example, the Philippines, a net importer of food with a population of 110 million in 2021, has faced food shortages in the past due to severe weather conditions. As shown in Table 1, the inflation rates of most countries are forecast to surge in 2022 on the back of higher food and energy prices. Going forward, while most economists project global inflationary pressures to abate in 2023, the pace of inflation will depend on the extent to which commodity prices stabilise and how quickly supply chain disruptions are resolved.
Table 1: Inflation Rates of Selected Economies (2021-2023F)
||Food Weight in CPI
||The weight of food in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for selected economies ranges from around 9% to 36%.
*Bloomberg forecast as at 30 June 2022 ^Bank Negara Malaysia's forecast
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3. What can governments do to contain food inflation?
To tackle inflation, governments can resort to a variety of policy measures:
(a)Raise interest rates to cool demand
Historically, central banks will tighten monetary policies such as raising a country’s benchmark interest rate in order to stem inflation. Higher interest rates tend to dampen overall consumer demand (demand-pull inflation), including demand for discretionary food products and restaurant dine-ins; thus easing inflationary pressures.
However, higher interest rates may have a limited impact on food inflation when it is caused by supply-related or cost-push factors such as production disruptions or higher labour and raw material costs. Furthermore, higher borrowing costs may discourage farmers from making investments in agriculture, leading to lower food production.
(b)Price controls and subsidies
Another measure that governments use is to impose price controls (put a cap on prices) or subsidise essential food items such as wheat, eggs, flour and cooking oil in order to keep prices from rising. Nonetheless, price controls may limit supply when a producer’s business profits are eroded by rising input costs amid the price ceiling.
A shortage of food has led some countries to impose export bans on essential agriculture products to stem rising food inflation. For example, the Malaysian government placed a temporary ban on the export of poultry from June 2022 due to a shortage of supply, which caused chicken prices in the local market to rise. However, should more countries impose such measures in a bid to tame their domestic inflation, this could worsen food shortages for import-reliant countries; thereby worsening global food inflation.
4. How have policies to contain inflation affected financial markets?
Among the policy measures to contain inflation, the monetary policy of raising interest rates has been the main tool utilised by central banks to reduce demand-pull inflation. An increase in interest rates will cool domestic demand, which may cause economic growth to slow.
As a result of concerns over the economic impact of rising interest rates this year, global and regional equity markets have consolidated for the year-to-date period to 30 June 2022, with the S&P Global 1200 Index retracing by 20.3% and the U.S. S&P 500 Index registering a loss of 20.6%. Meanwhile, the 10-year U.S. Treasury (UST) yield surged to a near 11-year high of 3.47% on 14 June 2022 amid rising interest rate expectations before easing to 3.0% currently.
Looking ahead, as the rising interest rate cycle is still in the early phases, it may take time for higher interest rates to effectively curb inflationary pressures. Investors are expected to closely monitor the price of key commodities as well as the global supply chains amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the potential re-introduction of lockdown measures to contain the spread of Covid-19. Barring unforeseen circumstances, the recent lifting of lockdown measures in selected cities in China from 1 June 2022 will help to alleviate disruptions to the global supply chains; reducing some of the supply-related inflationary pressures.
In summary, higher inflation, be it driven by food or other commodity prices, can cause markets to be volatile as central banks seek to stabilise consumer prices by raising interest rates. Eventually, market sentiment is expected to improve as the pace of inflation slows.
As local and global equity markets may continue to experience elevated volatility amid the environment of high inflation and rising interest rates, retail investors are well-advised to adopt a long-term view. Investors are also advised to maintain a diversified portfolio comprising equity funds and bond funds in line with their risk profiles.
1 The FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) Food Price Index tracks the monthly change in international prices of a basket of food commodities such as meat, dairy and vegetable oil
2 International Monetary Fund (IMF)


Has anyone been inspired by Joe's invitation to go vegetarian/ vegan?
By - FlyerAnalisator
I would 100% support everyone to do it. And yes, it is hard to do, but you don't have to go meatless for the rest of your life. Everyone should realise that there is no need for you to eat meat every day. Try reducing the amount first, for example only eat meat 3 days a week. There are great alternatives out there for everything. Sure it can be a bit pricy, but it really is the best you can and should do to help the environment. Buying bio stuff from locals is also a huge step from the industry made foods, and is helping a lot. There are also a lot of alternatives for milk that people should try out, imo, coffee tastes the best with oatmilk.
I started using almond milk for my tea, not bad.. One step at a time lol.
If you're not keen on almond milk's sort of dusty flavour, try oat milk or coconut silk. It's pretty good too.
I don't mind it, however oat and soy was nasty. I almost threw up when I first smelled the soy milk. I'd like to try the coconut milk, does it taste anything like I would expect?
It's very light, and slightly coconutty. Honestly it's almost a little oily too, which is why I switched over to Earth's Own Oat Milk.
I think everyone just needs to vary their diet.
Like today, all I had was coffee, yogurt with granola, some quinoa with wild rice, and a little bit of dark chocolate and I ate some avocado toast. (This was all throughout the day)
I’ve been full, feel great, and had no meat
But hey, I love meat, I just agree that you don’t need it everyday. Switch you diet up and your body will be quite happy
I am in that stage at the moment. I buy meat only from a farmers market, and do not eat more than 3-4 times a week. The fact that I am lactose intolerant makes the milk part easy.
Amazonia was definitely a major motivation to my decision to go vegan.
THe amazon is being cut to grow soy
Real and true
I already was on a vegetarian diet long term before I had heard of gojira, but hearing that they had a strong environmental message and emcouraged people to try it made me like Joe even more!
Gojira is huge inspiration, musically and environmentally.
I've been considering it too because of Joe.
But it's difficult. As much I want to save the planet, not eating meat is not that easy.
It's easier than you might think. I was once the pickiest eater on the whole planet (probably not really, but it felt like it) but a year ago I made the switch to veganism. Now I regularly cook and try new foods and feel better than ever before physically, but also mentally, because I now don't go against my own morals by eating animal products that are so harmful to the planet and the animals.
I wanted to stop eating meat because of environmental concerns, but in the end, I made the change because of the animals. Animals that have done nothing to us, that are helpless and exploited in numbers unimaginable. Pigs that are castrated without anesthesia and then killed in gas chambers, dairy cows that are forcefully impregnated, have their calf stolen from them and killed in slaughterhouses, male chickens in the egg industry that are ground up alive right after they hatch because they can't lay eggs. This is just a glimpse of the abuse present in the animal agriculture industry.
Animals agriculture is responsible for the torture and killing of 70 billion (!) land animals per year (not including the 1-3 trillion marine animals that are also killed every year). It is also a major contributor of carbon emissions and is responsible for enormous amounts of desertification, habitat loss, pollution, and species extinction.
By going vegan, you are no longer funding these industries, which is good for the animals, your health, and also the planet.
Ive been listening to Gojira for a long time and I decided to go vegan I think a bit before they did (6-7 years ago). Sometime after they dropped elephant sausage they released a kind of ambiguous video about climate change and the end message was “change starts on your plate” and I was like !! No way my favourite band is vegan??!! And then a couple years later the words confirmed that joe and Mario are vegan and I had never felt better about having them as my favourite band.
Sorry, Not exactly answering your question, but I have always thought it was funny how my relationship between gojira and veganism intertwined.
If you want to make the transition, don’t cut meat immediately. Go for a more gradual approach. Reduce the quantity of meat you consume and you’ll slowly get there. Change is gradual
Although I didn't go vegan because of Joe, he might have played a part in it. I initially wanted to be a vegetarian because of the bad climate effects of meat, but after some time as a vegetarian I began looking deeper into the industries behind eggs and dairy and that's what led me to veganism.
Also, being vegan is not that difficult once you get used to it and you know why you do it. For the environmental aspects, you could watch the documentary 'Cowspiracy' on Netflix, and when it comes to the animals, [Dominion](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQRAfJyEsko) gives a true view of the industry and how they're exploited.
I’ve been vegetarian since long before I discovered Gojira, but I love that Joe puts the benefits out there for people to see like this. That’s part of the reason why I love Paul McCartney so much as well! Makes me feel even better about it than I already did
If I ever go vegan it will be because I want to.
It help convince my sister when I talked to her about it I got her into gojira a bit and she likes hearing him talk about it
I love their music. They’re one of my favorite bands.
But I also love meat.
And I feel like those two ideas are able to exist right along beside each other, for me.
I try my best to keep the food i consume local
Local food is definitely important when it comes to mitigating climate change, but transport emissions only make up a tiny percentage of the emissions that a product causes. Animal products such as meat, dairy, and eggs are never environmentally friendly and especially not friendly to the animals that have to endure torture and then be killed for them. By switching to a plant-based diet, you immediately reduce your carbon footprint by 73%, which is the biggest possible reduction an individual can achieve with one simple change.
I don’t think I could ever go completely vegan/vegetarian, but I do think I could eat completely vegetarian a few days of the week. I just don’t really know where to start or thought of it in a serious way.
I feel the same. What I’ve done is I’ve shifted away from dinners focused on meat (basically the only meal I eat meat) and I’ve been finding a bunch of vegetarian recipes that I like.
The best advice is not to substitute, but to replace. In other words, don’t go for soy burgers, go for avocado sandwiches.
Here's a [thorough guide on how to go vegan](https://vegan.com/info/how/) in simple steps. Going vegan is not as difficult as many people might think, and it is immensely beneficial to your health, the planet, and the animals that would otherwise be slaughtered and tortured for your food.
For me the message behind their music has definitely been making me more environmentally conscious. It is also coupled with the increased climate change awareness that we are exposed to. I think it's cool that they don't try to overtly shove it down our throats but rather it's interwoven in their fabric.
My parents raise around 40 hens and 1 pigsl every year. Even tho I am not a big meat eater (like my father), I feel we dont really ruin the world as we mainly eat from our garden (veggies and fruits too). He's stringy with money and doesnt like to spend it on meat (as we all know it is expensive).
I feel like thats the most ethical way to eat meat
Not interested. I’ll stick to my local animal products and support my community farmers instead of soy burgers that have been shipped around the world 3 times over.
Fun fact: most of the impact from farming, especially from raising red meats, is actually from raising, not shipping. Shipping comprises 20ish percent of emissions.
Nah I love meat too much. Gojira actually has the opposite effect on me since I use their music for weightlifting and after a monster session I just wanna consume a whole bunch of meat LOL
I’ve been steadily cutting back on red meat. I still enjoy the occasional burger, but I get a cow from a low-impact farm that’s local and that controls their diets by making sure they’re grass-fed only.
Nope. There are more effective ways to reduce your carbon footprint.
no there aren’t any more effective ways as an individual lol. Do you not give a fuck about all the animals being slaughtered either ?
Sure there are. Not reproducing would be one example.
That’s bullshit lol. The reason the amazon is getting destroyed and burnt is for cattle and soy which is used for cattle food. It’s not just about emissions anyway, animals are living in horrible conditions and then getting slaughtered once they’re no longer profitable.
I'm semi-vegetarian. I avoid all red meat and pig for environmental concerns involving land and water usage. Started that about 5 years ago, around the same time I started listening to Gojira, not sure if there is a connection or not, haha!
I've been plant based for years. It's not hard. But it also doesn't have to be black and white, just avoid meat as much as you can when you can. You don't need to label it.
I've reduced my meat intake significantly the last year or so. It sort of happened by accident. I just feel heavy and gross when I eat too much meat, so I only eat it 1-3 times a week.
I eat protein bars, protein powder, and legumes/beans for protein for the most part. Protein is still super important to get in. Just have to find other sources.
I was kinda the other way round, so I was listening to Silvera a couple years back and heard the lyrics, an was like wow, this band sounds fucking amazing and aligns with my morals.
The message also shows up in Silvera and Another World
No. Joe is sadly wrong about this. Agriculture is actually WORSE for the environment than grass fed beef.
That is factually incorecct. While grass-fed beaf may produce fewer emissions when it comes to feed production, it is unsustainable due to the land it uses. A plant-based diet is the most environmentally friendly way to eat. Even avocados or quinoa that have been shipped all over the world are more sustainable than animal products, but I don't eat them as there are so many more sustainable foods such as vegetables, lentils, beans and grains.
The majority of the crop that's produced with agriculture is used to feed animals.
You're wrong. We could use all the space wasted on growing soy and corn and just allow wildgrasses to grow there and pasture cattle


Turkey's first and only olive oil museum opened in July 2001. Olive oil culture is so deeply rooted that it was mentioned in almost all sacred books. Although, olive production dates back to pre-historic times in Turkey, much of its history is being forgotten in modern times. The goal of the Adatepe Olive Oil Museum is to preserve the literary and visual history of olive oil production in Turkey, or as it was previously called, Anatolia. The owners of the traditional Adatepe Olive Oil factory have restored their abandoned antique soap factory building in Kucukkuyu county of Canakkale province and re-designed it to serve as a traditional cold press olive oil factory which will also display various precious artifacts related to olive culture, collected from the local villagers. The visitors who stop by the museum will be amazed at the very simple procedure of olive oil extraction by the traditional methods. On the large factory site, one can see large and small objects impressively displayed, such as: huge granite stone mills for grinding the olives, antique olive presses belonging to different periods of history, numerous tools for pruning, olive picking as well as carrying baskets and earthenware jars for olive oil storage, amphoras from sunken ships of early trade throughout the Mediterranean, the huge oven and the bowl for soap making, knives and stamps for hand made pure olive oil soaps, olive oil lambs, and various labels of the local producers. Text, maps and pictures in the museum display the adventure of olive oil from soil to the table' by months, the spread of olives from the Middle East to Europe throughout history, related verses or writings in The Old and the New Testament of the Jewish and Christian faiths as well as in the Islamic Ko'ran. It will be interesting for both Turkish and foreign visitors to see the path of olive from tree to table while they enjoy tasting freshly baked thick crispy village bread dipped into equally fresh 'extra virgin olive oil'. They may also witness the demonstration of pure olive oil soap making, and take home some samples of both olive oil and soap. Located near the Cankkale-Izmir state highway in Kucukkuyu and organized on the contemporary 'living-museum' concept, the museum invites visitors to relax in the modern facilities and tranquil courtyard where they may enjoy tasting a rich selection of herbal teas, fresh squeezed orange juice, various coffees, and cold drinks at the museum's 'Café Olea'.
Those who like something genuine from Turkey may buy a small hand-made ceramic bottle of extra virgin olive oil, hand-made olive oil soaps, local artisan objects or a cookbook with many recipes of Turkish Cuisine from the museum shop.
The Adatepe Olive Oil Museum is an early example of Turkey's developing 'Agri-tourism'. Open seven days a week, it is an attractive stop for the increasingly popular gastronomy tours covering the North-East Aegean region of Turkey. The objects displayed in the museum have explanations both in the local and English languages. The entrance is free of charge.


There are Italian restaurant, French restaurants, all types of Asian restaurants, but very few Australian restaurants! But today I found one, The Australian Pie Co. at 425 SW, 152nd Street, Burien, WA. Dear husband and I drove there just to sample their meat pies, which are filled with chicken or steak with various additions (mushrooms, potato, cheese, onion, etc.) I had the beef and mushroom and he had the beef and cheese. The pies are kind of like pot pies, with each one having a wonderful crust and savory filling. We brought home a chicken and asparagus pie for dinner for us and a vegetable pie for dear daughter. Both of those were also yummy. We also brought home a sampling of desserts including a yet untasted Lamington Cake. There is also a small collection of Australian products for sale. The Australian Pie Co’s website is here.


Frequently Asked Questions
Are functional mushrooms safe to take everyday?
Yes! Medicinal mushrooms have been used for thousands of years and contain the most beneficial compounds to nourish, heal, and elevate the body. Just like your daily fruits and vegetable intake, we recommend taking medicinal mushrooms as part of your regular diet to support immunity, energy, brain power, detoxification, anti-aging, and overall wellness. Supplementing with functional mushrooms has a compounding effect so best results are seen with consistent and long term use.
Will these products get me high?
Not at all. While we do believe psychedelic mushrooms have profound medicinal properties, the mushrooms we are currently selling contain no psychoactive properties.
When is the best time to take mushrooms?
Any time of the day works! We like to get our performance mushrooms like Lion's Mane and Cordyceps in early in the day to feel charged up and ready to go. Chaga also helps us feel great in the morning but can be taken anytime to nourish and elevate your body's immune system. We like Reishi best in the evening since it has a soothing effect and can also promote healthy sleep quality.
Are your products gluten free?
Absolutely. All of our raw material inputs are 100% gluten free and we triple check with in-house and third party labs to ensure all products are free from gluten before bottling.
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Our mushrooms are grown on our family farms in Monterey County, California. We believe in quality over everything, so we make sure that the mushrooms are grown in the cleanest environments possible.
What part of the mushroom do you use for your products?
Our products contain a mixture of mushroom fruit bodies, mycelium, spores, and extra-cellular metabolites. We culture our mycelium on different organic grains including oats and milo and blend it with the fresh fruit bodies we harvest.
Our chaga powder is the only product that is pure mycelium since we prefer not to wild harvest these sacred mushrooms. Our end powder has been tested to contain active compounds and beta-glucan levels as high as wild crafted chaga mushrooms and are much more environmentally sustainable =).
I’ve heard mushroom fruits are better for you than mycelium. Is this true?
The belief that fruit bodies are the only beneficial component of mushrooms is an outdated theory that the scientific community is disproving.
Mushroom fruits provide numerous health boosting and immunomodulatory benefits. However, so do the mycelium, spores, extra-cellular metabolites that the mushroom mycelium secretes during colonization.
Mycelium is the immune system of the organism and is a complex root-like network that colonizes under the soil. Studies show that there are many beneficial compounds found in mushroom mycelium that are not found in the fruits and vice versa.
For example, Erinacines are chemicals found in Lion’s Mane mushrooms that support brain health and fight degenerative diseases like dementia and Alzheimer's. Erinacines are found in high concentrations in the mycelium of Lion's Mane but not in the fruit bodies themselves.
On the other hand, there are chemicals found in the mushroom fruits that are not found in high concentrations in the mycelium. We take a holistic approach to mushroom nutrition and include all compounds that are found in the different life stages of the organism for optimal health benefits.
All of our products are developed and rigorously tested in house and at third party labs to ensure we are maximizing the active compounds from the different components of each mushrooms.
So long story short, there is not one life-cycle stage that is better than the other. They all work synergistically together and ideally, should all be included in an ideal end product.
Can I find your products in stores?
Soon! At the moment, we are focusing on building our online presence but will be in stores near you in no time


The Interurban Trolley Sponsors 12th Annual Food Drive
The Interurban Trolley will sponsor its 12th annual “Can Do!” food drive beginning Monday, December 4, 2017, through Saturday, December 16, 2017, to benefit The Window in Goshen and Faith Mission of Elkhart. Containers will be placed on board each Trolley for the collection of non-perishable food items. This includes donations such as a box of cereal, canned vegetables, or soup, and similar food items.
Interurban Trolley riders who give a food donation when boarding will ride free for that bus trip. The Interurban Trolley appreciates any food donated.
Donations cannot be used to purchase day or other multi-ride passes. The "Can Do!" food drive is running only on the Interurban Trolley Fixed-Route Service. This promotion is not valid for use with the Interurban Trolley Access Service.


Rice flour, Roasted gram, Urad dal, Chilli powder, Salt, Coconut milk, Oil.
₹125.00 – ₹300.00
Chettinad Thattai is known for its traditional and authentic taste. One of the popular snacks in chettinad area, Our flat and round flying saucer-like crispy Thattai offers an out of the world taste. This delectable fried snack has the zing that is bound to make you addicted to its taste.


By Brooke Schohl, MS, RD
Burger King Triple Whopper – 1,020 calories
Taco Bell Crunchy Beef Taco – 170 calories
Which of the above fast food menu options looks like the healthier choice to you? Well, the taco of course! It’s much lower in calories. So, does lower caloric content automatically translate to healthy? This is the million-dollar question.
Fast food giants such as McDonald’s, Burger King, and Taco Bell have added “healthier” options to their menus in recent years in an attempt to draw in the growing health-conscious demographic of Americans. You’ve seen examples of this with McDonald’s breakfast oatmeal, Burger King’s expanded salad section, and Taco Bell’s lower calorie “fresco-style” additions.
An article that perfectly fits into this discussion is one that a client recently forwarded me entitled “What’s Really Inside That Taco Bell Crunchy Beef Taco?” by Cristina Goyanes.
Here are the expanded nutrition facts on this particular menu choice at Taco Bell:
NUTRITION LABEL: 170 calories, 10 grams of fat, 12 grams of carbs, 1 gram of sugar, 290 milligrams of sodium, 3 grams of fiber, 8 grams of protein.
LISTED INGREDIENTS: Taco shell, seasoned beef, shredded lettuce, and real cheddar cheese.
On paper, this taco appears to be a solid choice – minimal ingredients, acceptable fat content, lower calorie, and even a little fiber! After digging deeper; however, it was quickly determined by the authors that the ingredient list was not simply taco shell, seasoned beef, shredded lettuce, and real cheddar cheese as stated. Those 4 food items give way to 30-40 different ingredients.
Need proof? Check out the contents of the beef seasoning:
“Oat product isolated, salt, pepper, chili, onion powder, tomato powder, oats, soy lecithin, sugar, spices, maltodextrin, soybean oil, garlic powder, yeast extract autolyzed, citric acid, caramel color, cocoa powder processed with alkali, silicon dioxide, natural flavors, yeast, corn starch modified, and natural smoke flavor.”
Wait – so 20 items make up the beef seasoning? Caramel color is the most disturbing item in my opinion – what color is the beef WITHOUT the coloring then? The cheese is heavily processed and includes various enzymes and anti-caking additives. The taco shells are deep-fried. Sodium runs wild throughout the taco shell, seasoned meat, and the cheese. Luckily… the lettuce is salt free!
On the surface, this taco seems pretty darn good. But upon closer investigation, all of the ingredients are heavily processed and full of additives – a far cry from the fresh, healthy image being portrayed. Food manufacturers and restaurants are tricky. Their processing techniques improve taste and shelf life but strip nutritional value simultaneously.
Demand more from the restaurants in which you choose to eat. Don’t let inexpensive meals with low calorie totals fool you. Be selective, and check ingredients lists in addition to labels. Understand what ALL of the ingredients on the label are – if you have to hit Wikipedia for answers, it’s not natural! Avoiding processed foods, and preparing meals at home are two sure-fire ways to add nutritional value back into your diet.
Interested in a FREE 30-minute nutrition consultation through Fuel to the Finish Endurance Nutrition Coaching? Contact Brooke at email@example.com to reserve your appointment today.


Keeping with our Pop-theme, we'll carry snacks that are popped, poppy, and pop-tastic! Like popcorn, lollipops, popped chips, and other types of salty goodness to be paired with your new favorite soda-pop!
As well, we serve specialty, artisan mac-n-cheese with a pop of flavor - each day has a different theme. Click here to see the menu!
Sip. Play. Be.
There's nothing more American than soda, pop - whatever you want to call it. Did you know there's more to soda than Pepsi and Coke? There are thousands of brands, types, and flavors out there just waiting to be explored - so we've decided to bring them to our hometown of Mastic Beach. Come try your new favorite soda today! Check our flavor list here.


The spike in the growth of milk prices in 2-9 September smoothed in the following days, showing that this sudden upturn was only temporary. However, they continue to grow rapidly (+0.8% WoW vs. +1.4% WoW a week ago), adding tangibly to headline inflation. Nevertheless, over the reported period gasoline and egg prices again became the major CPI WoW growth drivers.
The YoY growth in headline CPI remained at 6.3% as of 16 September, despite the ongoing seasonal deflation in fruit and vegetables, as well as the favourable base effect in utilities (over the same period in 2012, there was the chain effect of the growth in tariffs on 1 September).
As the beneficial base effect is to contain fruit and vegetables inflation further, we expect softer inflation in the remainder of September. We now see 0.2% MoM growth for September as a whole and YoY growth at 6.1% by the end of this month, given the unexpected spike in milk prices and the slow pace at which they are normalising.


My brother turned a year older today! He came over to my house, we hung out with the kids, hung three ceiling fans and baked Chocolate Crinkles. Dad came over for dinner which I made chicken and beef fajitas. For some reason I had an itch to cook and bake today, don't know why. Everything turned out reaaly well, before Eric arrived, I had made browines and a pork tenderloin, YUM! The brownies were supposed to be for his bday, but Elle saw me making them. When they were done she had to have one, which was before Eric arrived.
Anyways, here is the Chocolate Crinkle recipe: Ingredients: 4 eggs, 1 3/4c granulated sugar, 4 oz unsweetened chocolate chips, melted and cooled, 1/2 c cooking oil, 2 tsp baking powder, 2 tsp vanilla, 2 c flour, and powdered sugar. In large mixing bowl beat eggs, granulated sugar, chocolate, oil, baking powder, and vanilla w/electric mixer until combined. Gradually beat in flour, cover and chill dough 2 hrs or overnight or until dough is easy to handle.
Preheat oven to 375. Lightly grease cookie sheet. Shape dough into 1-inch balls. Roll balls into powdered sugar to coat generously. Place balls 1 inch apart. Bake 8 to 10 minutes or until edges are set and tops are dry. Transfer to wax paper to cool.
Elle was in a great mood all day, then when we were making dinner her mood changed 180 degrees. She would not sit with us for dinner, so I put her down in her room. She got in a better mood and came to sit with us. Immediately her mood changed again, so she is not in Eric's bday pic, here it is enjoy!


Back in the Spring when yeast was not available, I picked up some sourdough starter and got it going in a jar. I made sourdough bread by hand and using my bread maker. I also made sourdough pancakes with blueberries. I started a 2nd jar as a backup in case I messed up and put it in the fridge to slow down the little yeasties. Yesterday I pulled it out after 2 months and it was looking a little funky. I cleaned it up and added some flour in order to wake the yeast up or to see if I had kill them. The rubber band shows where the sourdough was at after I added a cup. According to the internet, it may take a while for that to happen. They were wrong. Overnight they generated enough yeast bubbles to overflow the jar. So I guess things are good. Now to make more bread.


You may think that Muslims in Japan have nothing to eat because they don't have much halal food in Japan, they only eat white rice and soy sauce every day.
However, in fact, I am always enjoying a variety of foods. I would like to introduce some of them to foreign Muslims.
Today, I would like to introduce to you "Kawachi Bouchee".
大阪のもののようです。河内だし。It seems to be from Osaka.
The ingredients are good and it tastes real "good" buttercream.
これは、ほんと美味しいです。This is really good.
ケーキはふっかふか。中身は濃厚。The cake is fluffy. The contents are rich.
お値段￥１７０。ってありですよね。The price is 170 yen. OK, right?
I bought it at the Ikebukuro Shopping Center, also known as the ISP supermarket.
It's been renovated recently, there are quite a few new food items that are carefully selected.
I often go there and walk around to find something new.
There are good food products that are made with the best ingredients although the prices are a bit high. The selection is like the one of Seijo Ishii or Kinokuniya.
It was very delicious.


We understand the importance of offering top, fast, high quality products with amazing flavors, so we created our own unique recipes. Every product is made with the highest quality ingredients.
Our products are made in separate sachets, stored at-18 ° C to keep all the natural goodness of fruits, berries and seeds. Just take one of the Argo smoothies sachet from the freezer, add the contents to a blender with a little juice, blend and serve! It takes just 30 seconds to prepare and the result is a fresh, real fruit smoothie. They are delicious!


You may know Roxy’s Café as your favorite place for delicious, home-style breakfasts and lunches, but did you know its history?
Armando Martinez, the owner and head chef of Roxy’s Café, was born in Mexico. He immigrated to the United States, and has been living and cooking here for the last twenty years. Throughout his life, Armando has worked in many different restaurants, and learned how to expertly prepare various types of cuisine. While he loved cooking for these restaurants, he couldn’t ignore his dreams any longer. Armando dreamed of owning his own restaurant, and serving delicious home-style cooking at an affordable price point, all in a place that feels like home. Armando was tenacious in pursuing his dream, working hard until he made that dream a reality.
In 2012, Armando bought Roxy’s Café. He saw why Roxy’s Café was a breakfast and lunch favorite for the last sixteen years, and felt he could tweak it with just the right personal touches to continue its legacy, and also to make it the perfect family restaurant. Armando saw that people flocked to Roxy’s Café for their favorite breakfast and lunch dishes. He preserved all the best parts about Roxy’s Cafe, and added some great details! All of the dishes here at Roxy’s Café are crafted with love and care. Each plate is home made, and you can taste that care and attention! At Roxy’s your favorite egg dishes, burgers, sandwiches, and lunch salads are now made with local and fresh ingredients. Now the classic dishes that you know and love are bursting with fresh flavor!
Armando also wanted to integrate some of his experience and his culture into the atmosphere at Roxy’s Café. That’s why he’s going to incorporate some Mexican and Latin American flavors into the menu at Roxy’s Café. To Armando, these flavors mean home, and he would like to welcome you into his home with some delicious dishes from south of the border! Now, not only can you feast on classic American burgers and fries, but you can also savor a carne asada, burrito, or indulge in a comforting dish of chicken enchiladas!
Armando understands the importance of the entire dining experience. At Roxy’s Café, you and your family will feel welcome, and you’ll want to return again and again to your new favorite neighborhood restaurant. Here at Roxy’s, you’ll find the best tasting food, at the most affordable price point, all in restaurant you’ll want to call home.


You probably won’t like hearing this, but there is no concrete answer to the question: how much DHA should one take daily?
Why is this?
First, if you eat a very healthy diet, you may already be getting a good amount of omega 3 fats and, in particular, DHA omega 3 fats. If you eat a typical Western diet, then you’re going to need more DHA in the form of supplementation.
Also, even if you’re trying to determine your total daily intake combined — meaning what you should get from both diet and supplements — that’s going to be very hard to figure out because a lot of DHA rich foods won’t tell you how much it contains.
For example, some of the best sources of omega 3, of which DHA is the most important, are: fatty fish types and grassfed meats. Vegetables and plant matter like cauliflower, spinach, cabbage, mustard seeds, etc., provide omega 3 in the form of ALA. You’re not going to buy 2 filets of salmon at the market and see a DHA breakdown per serving. And then it also depends if it’s farm raised of wild caught, which will dramatically change its DHA composition.
Unless you are eating a lot of healthy foods like grassfed meats and wild caught fatty fish, which are both rich in omega 3 DHA, you’re not going to be getting enough of this vital fat. These foods, although healthy and delicious, are very expensive. Typical cuts of grassfed steak, for example, providing only 12 to 14 ounces of meat, and typically cost between 13 to 20 dollars per steak, depending on the cut of meat.
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Therefore, what I do is take a purified fish oil supplement every day that is rich in DHA. It is the absolute best source of omega 3’s and DHA because all contaminants are removed thru molecular distillation. I also get the exact breakdown between DHA and EPA omega 3 with each soft gel. And a full month’s supply of omega 3’s costs approximately $16 dollars, which is amazing when you consider that you would only get one grassfed steak — one meal — for the same price.
Purified fish oils offer hands down the best omega 3 health value, dollar for dollar, anywhere. I take 2 grams of fish oils per day (2,000mg), of which 520 mg of that is DHA. This is the equivalent of 2 soft gel capsules per day for the particular product I take, but of course will differ from one brand to another. The one I take is produced from Hoki, a fatty species of fish that lives natively in the deep, cold ocean waters off of the southern coast of New Zealand. This fish species is one of the highest in DHA omega 3.
Many natural health experts recommend 1 to 3 grams of omega 3 fatty acids per day, so I stay right in the middle, but depending on if you have any preexisting health condition, or family history of one, like heart disease or diabetes or arthritis, you may need more or less than this range. So, ultimately, the question: how much DHA should one take daily will depend on a variety of factors like your diet, the current state of your health, and even your age.
It’s a good idea to talk to a doctor. Or you can do what I did and visit the doctor run website, myomegamd.com, which will educate you further on DHA and how to pick a quality supplement.


Dr. Zak and Dr. Emily recently finished their 10 day Healthy Inflammation Response Program through Standard Process. The program is designed to help jump-start your body’s normal natural inflammation response process, with the intention of putting habits into place that will put you on track to leading a healthier, more active life.
They followed eating guidelines that avoided refined carbs, artificial sweeteners, sugar, chemical additives, processed meats, fried foods, caffeine, and soft drinks, and focused on including whole, unprocessed foods like vegetables, fruits, and lean protein. They also consumed supplement shakes with whole food ingredients and took a simple protocol of supplements throughout the day.
In addition to the dietary guidelines, they continued to get their regular weekly chiropractic adjustments and made simple lifestyle changes including making it a priority to get more sleep at night and drinking more water throughout the day, as well as keeping active throughout the duration of the program.
Here is what they have to say about taking part in the program:
Dr. Emily: The saying really is true-“Most people have no idea how good their body is designed to feel.” My main goal of doing this program was to cut my body some slack and treat it nicely for 10 days, allowing it to better absorb the good vitamins and nutrients I consume in my diet. Although I feel I try to eat a “clean” diet most of the time, following a stricter set of guidelines made me realize all of the inflammatory foods I tend to gravitate towards when I’m really feeling hungry. The biggest challenge in doing this was being at social events focused on eating or consuming beverages not included in the plan, as well as not consuming fruits outside of the shakes. I’d recommend planning to do something like this around a time frame not including any events that you’d feel rude or uncomfortable having to be a little more picky (weddings, birthday parties, etc). One plus side to this program is that it’s only 10 days, making it easier to set aside a shorter time for it while still getting to see big changes, as well as getting yourself jump started on the path to healthier habits. I’d also encourage you to do it with a family member or friend, preferably someone you live with or see on a regular basis. It makes it much easier to prepare meals together and keep motivated, even if they’re just working on the eating guidelines portion. One of the biggest things I noticed was how good my digestive system felt with the focus on whole, fresh, REAL foods and totally cutting out all of the foods that tend to inflame us. Not once did I feel bloated or regret eating anything…I also didn’t regret missing out on any “junk” foods that I temporarily craved. There certainly are occasions that call for some celebratory eating, but restricting yourself from some of these foods for a period of time makes you appreciate being able to eat them more, requiring less to satisfy your sweet/salty tooth. Programs like this help us get closer to eating along the 80/20 rule, rather than the 60/40 or 50/50 that many tend to lean more towards. ; )
Dr. Zak: Dr. Emily and I like to help “clean out our system” at least once or twice a year. We noticed a new program from one of our favorite supplement companies and decided to try it out. This one was a 10 day program aimed to help limit excess inflammation in our bodies as described above. I thought that since this program allowed us to eat meat throughout the whole 1o days that it would be much easier than the previous programs that we have done. This program I found to be a little more challenging because we were very limited in the amount of fruit we could and with no other carbohydrates allowed it did leave me a little sluggish at times. However, overall I enjoy doing these programs because by the end of them my digestive system always feels great and I end up feeling more energized. One of the reasons for the increased energy is because without all of the processed food being consumed our bodies do not have to work as hard to process all of the extras that come with out food. Another bonus is that since we are eating clean there will often times be weight loss. Some of the weight that you will lose is water weight from the excess sodium that comes in processed foods, but it is a great way to train you how to eat and learn to make healthy choices. The programs are a great way to kick-start your weight loss and learn how to eat so you can continue on that journey if that is a goal of yours. You will likely feel hungry and have desires to cheat, but with a little will power and determination the 10 days will fly by.
For more information or any questions you may have on the 10 Day Healthy Inflammation Response Program, the Standard Process 21 Day Purification Program, or in starting a program of your own following similar guidelines, feel free to contact us at Eldora Family Chiropractic.
Yours in Health,
The team at Eldora Family Chiropractic


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Food has always been a passion of mine, as I wrote about in an earlier post, Cheesy Hasselback Chicken, and when I travel it is definitely no exception! Usually, I plan all of my trips around food reservations. While I didn’t really make any reservations on this trip, I still had my list of what I must eat in each country.
In Israel, I had a LONG, LONG list of everything that I had to eat!
- Hummus DUH!
- Pastries, Kanafe
- Giraffe, no not the animal!
- Fresh fruit
- Kitchen Market
- Tamara Juice Stand
While I didn’t get to all of the places I wanted to go, I definitely crossed a lot off of the list, and of course, they all have a story. 🙂
Kitchen Market: Nemal Tel Aviv St 12, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel Price: $$$
The first time I went to Kitchen Market was with Jen Gutman and her now husband, Yotam, who you may recognize from my post, It’s Just the Beginning. I asked her if we could go to a fabulous and unique restaurant, and she recommended Kitchen Market. On a side note, this restaurant isn’t kosher, so if that is important to you, I obviously wouldn’t go here. Jen was right, of course, the food is phenomenal! I went back again on this trip, and it didn’t disappoint. A few of the dishes that stood out were the slices of tuna, yuzu vinaigrette, Asian aioli, wasabi peas & coriander (photo below),
the buffalo mozzarella, tomatoes, mint labane, onions, and olives (second photo), and lastly, the chocolate oyster pearls (dish not listed on the menu). I also tried the salmon, which was the my least favorite dish.
One of my favorite things about Israel is the freshness of the fruit and vegetables. Honestly, the produce doesn’t taste anything like the produce in the U.S. because they don’t have to sit in a box for days on end traveling across the country, or world, to get the grocery store. Instead, most items literally come from down the street, or you know what I mean, a few hours north or south. 🙂 Because of that, my favorite dish at Kitchen Market was the mozzarella/tomato dish. It was incredibly refreshing, and if you have never tried labane cheese, imagine a sour tasting cream cheese, its absolutely delightful and
most middle eastern restaurants should have a dish with it. As for the chocolate oyster pearl things, that isn’t technically the name, I just made it up myself, as I do with a lot of things in life, 🙂 these aren’t on the menu. Apparently it’s for ‘special people’ and Jen, being the special person that she is, was able to snag us a few to try. Usually its for their VIP clients… if you know what I mean. 😉 This dessert was unlike any other I have ever tried, and trust me when I say, I have tried A LOT! It was literally a very unexpected chocolate explosion in your mouth. -Insert your inappropriate comment here- JK JK And it was awesome!
Falafel/Hummus/Schnitzel/Pickles/Israeli Salad: Price: PRICELESS!!
Thanks to Jen’s amazing family, I was lucky enough to experience a homemade Israeli meal. OMG WORDS CANNOT EXPLAIN HOW EXCITED I WAS, not only to meet the rest of Jen’s family, but also to eat a REAL Israeli meal. They are SIMPLY THE BEST! So fresh, so flavorful, and always wonderful conversation and company. Some of the amazing food included:
- Fresh fried falafel: NEVER eat falafel that isn’t freshly fried or has been sitting out. It’s just not the same! I have yet to find falafel in the U.S. that even tastes remotely like the ones in Israel.
- Chicken schnitzel: Thinly pounded chicken, then friend with breadcrumbs (I think?)
- Israeli salad: Everyone has their own take on Israeli salad, but typically it is composed of tomatoes, cucumber, parsley, olive oil, salt and pepper. Some people add in feta cheese, cilantro, or onions. It is a very refreshing and easy dish to make for all occasions!
- Pickles: OK, you might b thinking, pickles?! BUT OMG, Israeli pickles are unlike any other. They are usually skinnier than the ones we have in the U.S. and I think they are fully sour, as opposed to half sour ones. Some places in the U.S. have similar ones, but they honestly don’t taste the same as any of the ones you would get in the Middle East.
- Hummus: YOU CAN’T PUT A PRICE ON GOOD HUMMUS. People, the hummus in the U.S., for the most part is well, disgraceful. Sure, I eat it, but man, when you have the real thing, you see what you are missing! When I lived in Israel, I ate it all of the time with a light and fluffy pita bread.
- Cauliflower: I have absolutely no clue how she cooked this, but it was amazing and seemed pretty simple. I’m guessing, some olive oil, maybe salt, and baked. It was simple, healthy, and tasted great.
- She also had a few sides such as rice, potatoes, and of course, fresh baked pita bread.
- I feel like I’m definitely missing a few dishes, but I think you get the gist, it was simply a feast of incredible food!
AND WE CANNOT FORGET DESSERT.
- Homemade cheesecake
- Apple cake
- Other baked Israeli goodies and cakes
- Fresh Nana (mint) tea
I can’t say it enough, it was truly such a treat for me and I was SO privileged to be able to spend time with such a welcoming family.
Keep in mind, that while you mind not be able to have a traditional home cooked Israeli meal, there is awesome falafel, hummus, and all of the Israeli staples, all around Israel, BUT I can’t guarantee they will be as good! 🙂
Giraffe: There are a few locations, but this is the one I went to: Ibn Gabirol St 49, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel Price: $$
When I posted this photo on Facebook, one of my best friends, who happens to be Asian, commented, “IS THAT CHINESE FOOD?!” Yes, it was! At one of my favorite Asian restaurants in Israel, called Giraffe. As most of you know, I lived in Haifa in the northern part of Israeli for a year, and that was where I was first introduced to one of my go-to restaurants in Israel. My wonderful friend, Elissa, and a few other friends, used to go here regularly, and there were times that we even had it delivered to the university. Going back to eat there always reminds me of Elissa! 🙂 I also took my mom to eat there when she visited, and she loved it! This particular dish, also my favorite dish, called Chieza, is comprised of beef, eggplant, and a sweet bean sauce. Eggplant is a staple in Israeli cuisine, and you see it prepared in a variety of ways, including in your Chinese food. Also, every dish I have ever had there has been quite tasty, so I definitely recommend trying it out if you are in Haifa, Tel Aviv or Eilat.
Tamara Juice Bar: Dizengoff St 171, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel Price: $
While wandering around Tel Aviv, you are very likely to come across this brightly colored juice stand, with an abundance of fresh fruit, and most likely, a line in front of it! This is very typical for Tamara, my favorite juice stand in Israel. This time, I ordered a smoothie with nectarine, strawberries, orange juice, and banana. You can make a juice or smoothie with literally whatever you like in it, and it is fresh squeezed right in front of you. As I mentioned previously, because it’s from within the country, it is incredibly fresh and sweet, and tastes nothing like what you would get in the U.S.
Which foods are you excited to try when you visit Israel? Leave a comment! 🙂
These are just a few of my foodie finds in Israel. Keep an eye out for Foodie Files, Travel Edition Part II, including must haves in a shuk (market), Israeli breakfasts, and a few of my other restaurant recommendations! Don’t forget to subscribe! 🙂


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