The news and blogosphere has been abuzz about contaminated food from China, causing many to ask where their food (and their pets’ food) is coming from and what is in it. Here’s my own story about food from a far away place. Fortunately, the only negative effect was a slight dizziness from seeking out […]
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Chocolate is in danger - please help!
My beloved chocolate, whose place in my heart (and stomach) is eclipsed only by the lovely Noshette of the North, is in grave danger.
I was alerted to very serious situation by The Center for Food Safety, from which I receive regular alerts via email. You can get yourself on their email list by joining their […]
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