… To Cut Down on Processed Food
Here’s how you can make and use your solar cooker at home for under $10.
How to Make and Use The BYU Solar Cooker/Cooler
Posted by feww on November 8, 2007
Here’s how you can make and use your solar cooker at home for under $10.
How to Make and Use The BYU Solar Cooker/Cooler
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Posted by edro on November 5, 2007
From: Medical News
As there is a raised risk of E. coli O157:H7 contamination of 414,000 cases of pizza products with pepperoni toppings, the makers, General Mills, has announced a voluntary recall of said pizzas. As these are freezable products, the company is asking consumers to check in their freezers as well. The pizzas were produced in General Mills’ Ohio factory and distributed throughout the USA. Read more… – General Mills
Here’s some non-contaminated food for your thought: The less processed food you eat the more control you would have over your food hygiene. The more control exercised over the food hygiene the less animal feces (hopefully none at all) would get into your nosh. And as you improve the food hygiene by preparing own fresh food, the E. coli O157:H7 (and a host of other nasty bacteria) would find it much more difficult to invade your digestive system. Oh… and if your lifestyle doesn’t allow you the joy of producing and preparing own food, there is a better option:
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Posted by terres on September 25, 2007
A seven-legged lamb was born in New Zealand. Is there a link between the mutant lamb and hundreds of thousands of tons of toxic chemicals dumped in New Zealand? It’s high time for New Zealand government to tell the truth and reveal the exact locations of their chemical dumps, especially the areas where they have buried thousands of tons of “leftover” Agent Orange!
Truth About ‘100% Pure New Zealand’
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