Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Soy & GMOs


I am actually very thankful for my little girl having these allergies.
It caused me to do a lot of research.
Whether you are Dairy and Soy Free or not,
you should watch, "Food, Inc."
It is very eye opening and very scary what we are putting into our bodies.
My little girl's doctor was discussing how he believes that the reason for the rise in dairy and soy resistance are the Genetic Modifications (aka GMO/GMI) that are done.
I mean think about it,
if soy and corn are genetically modified,
and we feed cows these GMIs
OF COURSE their milk will be different.
One thing that scares me that the movie pointed out gave me chills.
When our generation was born there were hardly any genetic modifications done to our food supply. And Now :

Currently, up to 85 percent of U.S. corn is genetically engineered as are 91 percent of soybeans and 88 percent of cotton (cottonseed oil is often used in food products). According to industry, up to 95% of sugar beets are now GE. It has been estimated that upwards of 70 percent of processed foods on supermarket shelves–from soda to soup, crackers to condiments–contain genetically engineered ingredients.

Excerpt taken from Center for Food Safety.
Unfortunately many people still believe that eating organic is just a trend.
Hopefully with this information out there, we can change this way of thinking and eating organic can become a way of life.
Maybe one day all of our restaurants and grocery stores will understand the importance and make the change too!


Friday, August 12, 2011

Allergen Free Cookbook!


I am going to have to look into this!
Until I do, I thought I would share just in case anyone else is interested!

Thursday, August 11, 2011

Mmmmmm Pancakes!!!!


I thought I would make up for my not so wonderful review of The Pure Pantry chocolate chip cookie review with a review of their Dairy and Soy Free Pancake Mix.
They are delicious!!!
I added chocolate chips to mine,
next time it will be blueberries.
Can you say Pancake Perfection?
I will never go back to Bisquick!
The texture was just as perfect as the taste.
They cooked up perfectly.
I could not ask for a better pancake.
The price isn't bad either, I believe they were around 6 at whole foods!
For those of you super healthy eaters, they also make a buckwheat flax option.
You can use either to make crepes and waffles too!
OH AND FUNNEL CAKE!

Highly Recommended!!

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