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The Owl House welcomes vegans, meat eaters and those on gluten-free dietsThe Owl House on Marshall Street welcomes vegans, meat eaters and people who can't eat gluten all at the same table. San Clemente shop echoes gluten-free growthTwo years after people told Josie Rietkerk she was crazy to open a gluten-free grocery store, her business has grown so much that she's had to move to a new shop twice the original size. "We've been so busy," Rietkerk said. "Opening weekend we sold... 'Oatmeal Day' hopes to encourage healthy eatingROCKFORD — On a typical morning, Rockford College Dining Services serves — maybe — five bowls of oatmeal. Executive Chef Debbie Allen and her staff hope to change that in a big way Thursday when they present three different flavored oatmeal offerings at breakfast. Cookin' with Sal: What I didWe were traveling and at a gathering at which Iuncharacteristically had not contributed anything for the lovelymeal. The least I could do, I reasoned, was help clean up thekitchen. Using a recession to break into the mainstream marketWhen the recession hit Hain Celestial, the company expanded into stores like Wal-Mart and Target. Now, Irwin Simon is taking his company into Asia and India Gluten out, fresh food in, at St. Joseph hospital's kitchenThe old saying about hospital food making you sick was no laughing matter for people with celiac dis YUHSD serving up new food servicesHigh schools in the Yuma Union High School District have totally new lunch menus this year and so far, the students are enjoying the shift to more nutritious food choices. Lodge offers tasty meals in cozy atmosphereThe River Birch Lodge is the perfect place for a special night out or just a change from the Pit. The soft mood lighting and hard wood interior welcome dresses and slacks, but the dress code includes dressy-casual clothing such as jeans, blouses and polos. The menu offers affordable options such as hamburgers, pizzas, and sandwiches, [...] Matthew Jacob: Reconsidering Our Craving for Sugar-Laden FoodsThe industrial pioneer Henry Ford actively monitored his employees' social lives and eagerly battled the United Auto Workers, but he was no match for granulated... Savvy Celiac: Target Field food even more gluten-free than advertised | Minnesota Blog CabinMinnPost.com Full RSS Articles brought to you by: The Deets Startups Create New Jobs. Not MNForward's Corporate Donors. Visit Website Target Field tells the public that it has a fair amount of gluten-free food available for baseball fans. A closer look finds that it's even more celiac-friendly than advertised. Click to write a comment or read comments about this post. Like what you just read ... |
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