Here’s your chance to learn what food news is science fiction or science fact. How many times have you heard it is okay to eat egg yolks one day and the next, not! Or, perhaps you only heard part of what was said, which may be just part of what was reported from the research; […]
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Category Archives: Registered Dietitians
Finger Food for Entertaining! RECIPES. SUNDAY, 1pm ET
Whether we are entertaining or just plain feeding our family and ourselves every day, finger food is the easy ticket to satisfying hungry guests and kids. Grazing is more and more the norm as a daily eating habit. Kids, especially young kids, love to eat with their fingers. Some of us “grown-ups” do to! Cocktail […]
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Food Network Star Finalist Cooks for Food Allergies! SUNDAY. 1pm ET. RECIPES
Food Allergies are found in most families these days. Even if you don’t have any in yours, odds are, your friends, and especially their children, have a food they cannot eat. Be it Dairy, Nut, Seafood, Soy, Eggs, Wheat or even citrus and cinnamon, these food allergens make it challenging to serve one meal for […]
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UNJUNK YOUR MINDS & PLATES. RECIPES! Sunday. 1pm ET
Do you sometimes feel stressed, frustrated, and resentful when preparing meals? Do you feel guilty when feeding you family junk food? This suggests that you are suffering from a junk-filled mind. What messages are you feeding your brain when you put food on your family’s dinner plates? How do you feel when you send you […]
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Clean Eating for Busy Families. TODAY, 1pm ET. Join us!
What does “clean eating” mean to you? To our guest, it means “Whole foods, minimally processed. From as close to home as possible. Sustainably produced, Real ingredients.” Sound overwhelming to you? Michelle Dudash, RD wrote the best-selling book on how to make clean eating easy and delicious for families on the run. How does Fresh […]
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Prevent Heart Attacks, #1 Killer of Women. Listen TONIGHT, 6pm ET, W4WN
Heart attacks are the number one killer of women. Moms, even if you are in your thirties, you are at risk. Don’t become a heart disease statistic. Instead, “Go Red!” Start by learning the symptoms. Then know what foods are your heart’s best friends, and those which are its enemy. Lauren Harris-Pincus, RD, (Nutrition Babes) […]
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