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Food Facts
http://blog.foodfacts.com
Our philosophy is simple. We're dedicated to providing objective information about nutrition facts, food ingredients, and food products; unbiased, unfiltered and independently researched and verified.
- Added on: Nov 2nd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Tiffany Gale
- Listed in: Health Diet & Nutrition
- Tags: diet healthy recipes food facts nutrition facts food allergy food ingredients
Recent Posts
Turkey or Chicken Soup With Lemon and Rice
Turkey or Chicken Soup With Lemon and Rice A Recipe for Health Foodfacts.com discovered a comforting soup that is inspired by a Middle Eastern chicken soup. It’s great with or without leftover turkey — don’t hesitate to pull turkey stock from t...
The Taken For Granted Potato
Potatoes | Foodfacts.com Our Foodfacts.com research on potatoes revealed an interesting fact: the popularity of the humble potato has waxed and waned with varying degrees of drama over the course of its 2,200-year history. It was revered in ancient P...
The Secret of How To Interpret a Food Label
Food Label | Foodfacts.com “You need to eat less calories, exercise more and choose healthier foods.” Does this sound familiar? Often times after leaving a doctor’s appointment and being informed about your ever rising cholesterol levels, b...
Spices might boost women’s health: Study
Spices | Foodfacts.com Compounds found in spices may reduce the risk of breast cancer formation by stopping the growth of the stem cells that spawn the tumors, says a new study encountered by blog editors at Foodfacts.com. Researchers from the Univer...
Serving Up Healthy Food Choices
Healthy Food Choices | Foodfacts.com Reasons To Learn Sustainable Home Cooking We’re all cooks now. Or at least we should be. Foodfacts.com decided to do some research on sustainable food choices for the Foodfacts.com Blog and discovered an interes...
Man Drinks Glass of Fat
Foodfacts.com came across this startling news report and video: A man drinks a substance that is supposed to represent a glass of fat in a new video released by the NYC Health Department to demonstrate that drinking soda can lead to obesity. The mes...
