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Fork & spoon @ home: July 2008
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Fork and spoon @ home. Home is where the food is. Wednesday, July 9, 2008. Long Time No Post. Alrighty, so I haven't exactly been all that regular with posts here lately, but I swear I have a great excuse: contrary to conventional wisdom, pregnancy has done ridiculously lame things to my appetite, including serious nausea that has lasted throughout, heartburn, and cravings for Mcdonalds. Once a food I ate annually, usually at a stopping point somewhere on the highway. Links to this post. Long Time No Post.
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Fork & spoon @ home: Edamame mmm-mmm
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Fork and spoon @ home. Home is where the food is. Sunday, May 4, 2008. I tried a new brand of edamame. That I found this weekend at T&T, after Argie and I had a long debate in the freezer aisle about the merits of buying shelled versus unshelled, although in the end it turned out we were talking about the same thing, just saying it differently (for the record HE was wrong.ahem.). I bought Wel-Pac shelled edamame. In the one kilo bag. Result: delicious! T and T Supermarket. Pinoy Food Photo Blog.
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Fork & spoon @ home: mmm Pocky
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Fork and spoon @ home. Home is where the food is. Sunday, April 6, 2008. The Kitchener-Waterloo area has a few Asian grocery stores, like New City Supermarket. And Ben Thanh Supermarket. Not to be confused with the similarly-named restaurants) that are generally adequate for our cooking staples (cheap veggies, fish sauce, etc.). About once a month or so though, Argie and I like to do a run down to Mississauga to T&T. One of my favourite treats to keep in my desk at work is a box of Pocky.
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Fork & spoon @ home: April 2008
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Fork and spoon @ home. Home is where the food is. Monday, April 21, 2008. You Are What You Eat. It's always a good idea to know what you are eating, and to be mindful of what you eat, and now there is an easy way to keep track of what you eat every day, EATracker. From the Dieticians of Canada website. While far from being perfect, I think the main benefit of this site is to make us more aware of what we should be eating, and who couldn't use that, especially with summer fast approaching. About once a mo...
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Fork & spoon @ home: Got Rice?
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Fork and spoon @ home. Home is where the food is. Monday, May 5, 2008. My question is, similar to the gas crisis, aren't "speculators" driving up the costs quicker than necessary by anticipating a shortage? As always, classy writing (and timely) by the KW Record. More from CBC news. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Pinoy Food Photo Blog. Fork and Spoon on the road. Meatless Mondays: Reducing your Carbon Footprint.
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Fork & spoon @ home: March 2008
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Fork and spoon @ home. Home is where the food is. Sunday, March 30, 2008. I am just getting over a rather nasty cold (hopefully the last one of the winter! But it's such a beautiful day, I thought, even if I'm homebound with the sun shining outside, I can bring a little lovely spring to me! I have had a bag with Lychee Jasmine flower " performing flower tea. In the tea cupboard, waiting for just such a day. We got this particular kind at a local tea shop in Waterloo, Distinctly Tea. Links to this post.
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Fork & spoon @ home: Meatless Mondays: Reducing your Carbon Footprint
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Fork and spoon @ home. Home is where the food is. Saturday, May 24, 2008. Meatless Mondays: Reducing your Carbon Footprint. I remember the first time I made a connection between meat and the environment: I read in Carl Sagan's Billions and Billions. How the methane emitted from cow farts contributes massively to greenhouse gases. Since then I've tried to consume less meat, in an effort to lower my personal impact on climate change. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Pinoy Food Photo Blog.
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Fork & spoon @ home: Tea-se Me
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Fork and spoon @ home. Home is where the food is. Sunday, March 30, 2008. I am just getting over a rather nasty cold (hopefully the last one of the winter! But it's such a beautiful day, I thought, even if I'm homebound with the sun shining outside, I can bring a little lovely spring to me! I have had a bag with Lychee Jasmine flower " performing flower tea. In the tea cupboard, waiting for just such a day. We got this particular kind at a local tea shop in Waterloo, Distinctly Tea. I have to try.
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Fork & spoon @ home: May 2008
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Fork and spoon @ home. Home is where the food is. Saturday, May 24, 2008. Meatless Mondays: Reducing your Carbon Footprint. I remember the first time I made a connection between meat and the environment: I read in Carl Sagan's Billions and Billions. How the methane emitted from cow farts contributes massively to greenhouse gases. Since then I've tried to consume less meat, in an effort to lower my personal impact on climate change. Links to this post. Monday, May 5, 2008. More from CBC news. In the one k...