Demented Fermenters: August 2013

No-Bake Chocolate Coconut Cookies | Whole Natural Life

Easy to make chocolate cookies without the nasties

Just purchased this great whey strainer perfect for straining cultured milk to make whey and curd cheese. Also perfect for straining your own fruit jellies. Makes life so much easier!!

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Why sushi is not a health food | The Polivka Family

Sad but true......unless you make your own

Nourished

What a great app!!

Health Lessons from International Cuisines: France

Check out these French school lunches.......

french food

Beetroot & Rosemary Beef Burgers Recipe | Eat Drink Paleo

Here's a tasty and easy recipe - very nutirtious

beetroot paleo beef burgers recipe

How to Make Creamy Coconut Milk Yogurt

Coconut yogurt is luscious but CoYo brand is so expensive. Try making it yourself

Creamy Coconut Milk Yogurt Recipe | deliciousbosessions.com

Creamy Coconut Milk Yogurt Recipe | deliciousbosessions.com

Change in gluten free definition concerns expert

A BID to relax the definition of gluten free food is potentially dangerous, says a specialist who is so worried he has written to the Medical Journal of Australia.

Dr Geoffrey Forbes, a gastroenterologist at Royal Perth Hospital, says Coeliac Australia is making a mistake to lobby for an increase in the amount of gluten that food can contain and still be classified as gluten free.

Byron Bay Tempeh

Here's locally made (well almost) Byron Bay Tempeh. If you're worried about purchasing Tempeh (and Natto from Japan) here's the best solution. No Fukishima nuclear waste around here.

Hidden Liver Burgers

Eating offal once a week is highly recommended. Unfortunately so many people have lost touch with these sacred foods. Here's one idea for hiding this precious food

Hidden liver burgers 1-1

Eating Cabbage Helps in Cancer Prevention | Health Impact News

Good old cabbage - what a wonder vegetable.

McDonald's loses market share in Australia

Well done Aussies - reckon the message is trickling out there on better food choices.

McDonald’s, the world's biggest fast food chain, says sales in Australia are going backwards, citing incorrect figures on the level of youth unemployment to help explain why fewer people are buying their burgers and fries.

Although the introduction of the 'Loose Change' menu in 2012 bolstered sales of its food last year, thrifty consumers have withdrawn from even that bargain basement offer and are spending less at the McDonald's counter.

No thanks ... Australian fast food diners are turning away from McDonalds.