If you have a picky eater in your family, you know exactly how frustrating dinner table battles can be.
Moms and dads get increasingly desperate when their little angels refuse to eat anything but peanut butter or grilled cheese. Parents have been known to resort to bribery, blackmail and even tears.
But sometimes it can go a bit too far....
Forget fries... would you like a side of death with that soda?
A new study suggests that the consumption of soda and other sugar-sweetened beverages may contribute to hundreds of thousands of obesity-related deaths around the world.
My eldest daughter, Syd, ate sashimi at age three. Devouring tentacles while slurping down pasta and squid, her nickname evolved and "Squid" has always been an excellent eater with an adventurous palate.
She begged me to try chocolate covered ants and had a field day in the Harry Potter store popping “Barf,” “Booger” and "Earwax” jellybeans. No doubt, she’ll grow up to be one of those obnoxious foodies, taking Instagram pictures of her Matcha Tiramasu or Pork Wagu.
What’s hip? What’s hot? What’s green and lean on the wallet?
Well moms…we have five trending essentials to get the local moms looking to you for your “Mom IQ”! You can be the hippest, most nutrition savvy mom while saving the earth along with your money.
Farm to Table
By Arndrea Scott
Juicing, which for a long time seemed like it was only for "health nuts," is now becoming a fast-growing trend.
You can’t turn a corner without seeing a juice truck, fresh juice stand or even bottles of fresh pressed juice being sold in your favorite coffee shop.
The eating season is in full swing - bringing joy for some and stress for others.
Many of us experience anxiety during the holidays, as each new day brings a different treat in the break room and each weekend is filled with get-togethers that revolve around the most decadent food.
As the holiday season nears, don’t fear the food…or the scale!
As a mother and a dietitian, I clearly recognize that this celebratory time of year is much more about food - the anticipation of eating so many especially delicious holiday dishes - than, perhaps, even family and friends.
For as long as we can remember, the end of Halloween has signaled that it's time to begin preparing for Thanksgiving.
The holiday season is a time for celebrations, family, friends, traditions... and, if you’re not careful, weight gain.
With more than 7 million people out of power in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, there's another important danger to consider - and it's inside your fridge!
No electricity means card games by candlelight, but it also means tons of spoiled food when refrigerators and freezers stop working.
