Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven (Low Carb Diets)

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The Atkins diet, developed by

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry (Low Carb Recipe)

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Chewing over the past year
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry (Low Carb Food)

First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Revelations kept coming in 2005 (Low Carb Food)

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date (Low Carb Food)

First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Chewing over the past year
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects (Low Carb Foods)

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Contra Costa Times - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution (Low Carb Recipe)

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Contra Costa Times - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The Atkins diet, developed by

Chewing over the past year (Low Carb Recipes)

Chewing over the past year
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Contra Costa Times - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005 (Low Carb Food)

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The Atkins diet, developed by

Chewing over the past year
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Beyond the culinary basics (Low Carb Plans)

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The Atkins diet, developed by

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Health buzz (Low Carb Programs)

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Contra Costa Times - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Chewing over the past year
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The Atkins diet, developed by

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Revelations kept coming in 2005 (Low Carb Plans)

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The Atkins diet, developed by

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Contra Costa Times - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution (Low Carb Food)

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Revelations kept coming in 2005 (Low Carb Diets)

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Chewing over the past year
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over (Low Carb Programs)

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Chewing over the past year
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Cookie exchange in 14th year (Low Carb Diet)

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Biloxi Sun Herald - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber? (Low Carb Diets)

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Biloxi Sun Herald - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber? (Low Carb Recipe)

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The Atkins diet, developed by

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Revelations kept coming in 2005 (Low Carb Programs)

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Health buzz (Low Carb Foods)

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Chewing over the past year
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Biloxi Sun Herald - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The Atkins diet, developed by

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over (Low Carb Diets)

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Health buzz (Low Carb Diets)

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005 (Low Carb Programs)

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The Atkins diet, developed by

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects (Low Carb Recipes)

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Chewing over the past year
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005 (Low Carb Diet)

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The Atkins diet, developed by

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry (Low Carb Plans)

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry (Low Carb Recipe)

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry (Low Carb Foods)

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date (Low Carb Diets)

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Chewing over 2005
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Beyond the culinary basics (Low Carb Foods)

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Chewing over 2005
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The Atkins diet, developed by

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber? (Low Carb Diets)

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Chewing over 2005
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber? (Low Carb Plans)

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Chewing over 2005
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Revelations kept coming in 2005 (Low Carb Plans)

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Beyond the culinary basics (Low Carb Recipes)

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The Atkins diet, developed by

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Consumers shifting to whole grains (Low Carb Plans)

First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The Atkins diet, developed by

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven (Low Carb Programs)

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Chewing over 2005 (Low Carb Diets)

Chewing over 2005
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Party's over: Now keep that weight-loss resolution
Arizona Daily Sun - Help! I've fallen off my

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber? (Low Carb Recipe)

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a
Bluefield Daily Telegraph - What is it up with the segment of American society which, under the guise of political correctness, takes one of our simplest, most accepted traditions and turns it into a national uproar just in time to celebrate the season of peace, love and

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date (Low Carb Foods)

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The Atkins diet, developed by

Chewing over 2005
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Beyond the culinary basics (Low Carb Foods)

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber? (Low Carb Foods)

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005 (Low Carb Foods)

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The Atkins diet, developed by

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

2005 had its share of changes in the food industry
Hampton Roads Daily Press - 2005 is almost a wrap. In the annual spirit of retrospection, here are a few happenings in the culinary world that made the news on the national and local stages, for better or for worse. The government revamped its healthy eating guidelines

Chewing over 2005 (Low Carb Diet)

Chewing over 2005
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005 (Low Carb Food)

Dieters ditch Atkins for healthy carbs in 2005
CTV - In this ever-changing dieting world, 2005 saw many changes in food fads -- including sweet news on chocolate, and the demise of the most popular carb-free diet, points out Toronto-based nutritional expert Leslie Beck. The Atkins diet, developed by

Chewing over 2005
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a
Bluefield Daily Telegraph - What is it up with the segment of American society which, under the guise of political correctness, takes one of our simplest, most accepted traditions and turns it into a national uproar just in time to celebrate the season of peace, love and


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over (Low Carb Diet)

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a
Bluefield Daily Telegraph - What is it up with the segment of American society which, under the guise of political correctness, takes one of our simplest, most accepted traditions and turns it into a national uproar just in time to celebrate the season of peace, love and

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Revelations kept coming in 2005
Globe and Mail - Like many other years, 2005 brought a mix of good news and bad news to the world of nutrition. It's fair to say it was a good year for omega-3, whole grains and chocolate. Even coffee lovers rejoiced when their daily brew grabbed positive headlines

Chewing over 2005
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Consumers shifting to whole grains (Low Carb Food)

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Cookie exchange in 14th year (Low Carb Diets)

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Chewing over 2005
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Cookie exchange in 14th year (Low Carb Diet)

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Chewing over 2005
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Consumers shifting to whole grains (Low Carb Diets)

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a
Bluefield Daily Telegraph - What is it up with the segment of American society which, under the guise of political correctness, takes one of our simplest, most accepted traditions and turns it into a national uproar just in time to celebrate the season of peace, love and

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber? (Low Carb Plans)

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a
Bluefield Daily Telegraph - What is it up with the segment of American society which, under the guise of political correctness, takes one of our simplest, most accepted traditions and turns it into a national uproar just in time to celebrate the season of peace, love and

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over (Low Carb Diet)

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Health buzz (Low Carb Recipe)

First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber? (Low Carb Recipes)

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a
Bluefield Daily Telegraph - What is it up with the segment of American society which, under the guise of political correctness, takes one of our simplest, most accepted traditions and turns it into a national uproar just in time to celebrate the season of peace, love and

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Chewing over past year (Low Carb Foods)

Chewing over past year
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a
Bluefield Daily Telegraph - What is it up with the segment of American society which, under the guise of political correctness, takes one of our simplest, most accepted traditions and turns it into a national uproar just in time to celebrate the season of peace, love and

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Chewing over past year (Low Carb Diets)

Chewing over past year
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a
Bluefield Daily Telegraph - What is it up with the segment of American society which, under the guise of political correctness, takes one of our simplest, most accepted traditions and turns it into a national uproar just in time to celebrate the season of peace, love and

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Chewing over past year (Low Carb Programs)

Chewing over past year
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber? (Low Carb Diets)

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Chewing over past year
USA Today - Sign up to receive our free Daily Briefing e-newsletter and get the top news of the day in your inbox. Experts sounded the death knell for the


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over (Low Carb Recipe)

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a (Low Carb Diets)

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a
Bluefield Daily Telegraph - What is it up with the segment of American society which, under the guise of political correctness, takes one of our simplest, most accepted traditions and turns it into a national uproar just in time to celebrate the season of peace, love and

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber? (Low Carb Plans)

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber? (Low Carb Food)

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a
Bluefield Daily Telegraph - What is it up with the segment of American society which, under the guise of political correctness, takes one of our simplest, most accepted traditions and turns it into a national uproar just in time to celebrate the season of peace, love and

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a (Low Carb Recipes)

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a
Bluefield Daily Telegraph - What is it up with the segment of American society which, under the guise of political correctness, takes one of our simplest, most accepted traditions and turns it into a national uproar just in time to celebrate the season of peace, love and

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Beyond the culinary basics (Low Carb Diet)

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven (Low Carb Diets)

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Cookie exchange in 14th year (Low Carb Plans)

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a
Bluefield Daily Telegraph - What is it up with the segment of American society which, under the guise of political correctness, takes one of our simplest, most accepted traditions and turns it into a national uproar just in time to celebrate the season of peace, love and

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a (Low Carb Plans)

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a
Bluefield Daily Telegraph - What is it up with the segment of American society which, under the guise of political correctness, takes one of our simplest, most accepted traditions and turns it into a national uproar just in time to celebrate the season of peace, love and

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects (Low Carb Food)

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber? (Low Carb Diets)

Celebrity endorsements next marketing spin for fiber?
Food Navigator - The research, published this week by the National Fiber Council (NFC), reveals that consumers are most likely to learn about fiber through the media, yet few people are aware which foods are good sources of this. The NFC , set up last year to promote

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date (Low Carb Foods)

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Celebrity endorsements next fiber marketing spin?
Food Navigator - 12/16/2005 - With half of America s consumers unclear on the health benefits of dietary fiber, a new survey reveals that celebrity endorsements may be the way forward for food manufacturers to promote their high-fiber products. The research

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven (Low Carb Diets)

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Celebrity endorsements next fiber marketing spin? (Low Carb Recipes)

Celebrity endorsements next fiber marketing spin?
Food Navigator - 12/16/2005 - With half of America s consumers unclear on the health benefits of dietary fiber, a new survey reveals that celebrity endorsements may be the way forward for food manufacturers to promote their high-fiber products. The research

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over (Low Carb Food)

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Weight management
Nutra Ingredients USA - 08/12/2005 - Dieters who fail to lose weight on a calorie-controlled diet may take heart at new Inulin lowers GI of chocolate 24/11/2005 - Inulin, best known for its beneficial effects on the gut, also lowers the glycaemic index Could intuition

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date (Low Carb Foods)

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Health buzz (Low Carb Diets)

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a
Bluefield Daily Telegraph - What is it up with the segment of American society which, under the guise of political correctness, takes one of our simplest, most accepted traditions and turns it into a national uproar just in time to celebrate the season of peace, love and

Weight management
Nutra Ingredients USA - 08/12/2005 - Dieters who fail to lose weight on a calorie-controlled diet may take heart at new Inulin lowers GI of chocolate 24/11/2005 - Inulin, best known for its beneficial effects on the gut, also lowers the glycaemic index Could intuition


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Cardiovascular health (Low Carb Recipes)

Cardiovascular health
Nutra Ingredients USA - 12/12/2005 - Pistachios and sesame seeds contain more cholesterol-reducing compounds than most other nuts and seeds, according Neptune-Degussa deal to develop phospholipids, adapt krill oil 12/12/2005 - Neptune Technologies and Bioressources has

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Brave Derry girl waits on Santa date
Belfast Telegraph - AN ULSTER five-year-old with an incurable brain disease was today hoping to visit Santa in Lapland after a new diet transformed her life. Little Rhiannon Bates's progress has stunned her parents Alan and Shauna since they introduced her to the

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects (Low Carb Recipe)

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Holiday ham sales have farmers in hog heaven
Pioneer Press - MANTECA - Scott Long is moving more pork these days than any spendthrift California lawmaker. Times are good for hog farmers in California and the rest of the nation, fueled in part by the

Cardiovascular health
Nutra Ingredients USA - 12/12/2005 - Pistachios and sesame seeds contain more cholesterol-reducing compounds than most other nuts and seeds, according Neptune-Degussa deal to develop phospholipids, adapt krill oil 12/12/2005 - Neptune Technologies and Bioressources has

Celebrity endorsements next fiber marketing spin?
Food Navigator - 12/16/2005 - With half of America s consumers unclear on the health benefits of dietary fiber, a new survey reveals that celebrity endorsements may be the way forward for food manufacturers to promote their high-fiber products. The research


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects (Low Carb Diet)

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen

Cookie exchange in 14th year
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Like sugary jewels, Christmas cookies by the dozens made Jane Quinn's dining table the center of delight and temptation. Some were sparkling with cranberries, others bursting with nuts, or shaped like little Christmas trees or delicate snowflakes

Consumers shifting to whole grains
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - No1 KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR./CONTRA COSTA TIMES (November 28) Associate Sanchez, left, and Pati Johns, general manager for Panera Restaurant in Antioch, California, get the cinnamon raison bread ready for customers early November 7

Holiday tree vs. Christmas tree: What s next a
Bluefield Daily Telegraph - What is it up with the segment of American society which, under the guise of political correctness, takes one of our simplest, most accepted traditions and turns it into a national uproar just in time to celebrate the season of peace, love and

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a

Beyond the culinary basics
San Luis Obispo Tribune - Though hidden away at the end of the parking lot at the State Park Marina in Morro Bay, the Bayside Cafe has a high profile among locals and travelers alike. No surprise, since the food has always been good. But with the arrival of Chef Kirk Sowell

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects (Low Carb Food)

Study: Atkins diet may bring side effects
First Coast News - LONDON (AP) -- Dieters on the popular high-fat, low-carb Atkins approach lose just as much body fat as those on low-fat diets, but the annoying low-carb side effects could mean problems down the road, according to a scientist who reviewed five dozen


First Coast News - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- At one time, dieters only counted calories. Years later, they started worrying about fat. Now, it's all about carbohydrates. Even fast food chains have a low-carb hamburger. Hardee's calls there's the low-carb thick burger and

Weight management
Nutra Ingredients USA - 08/12/2005 - Dieters who fail to lose weight on a calorie-controlled diet may take heart at new Inulin lowers GI of chocolate 24/11/2005 - Inulin, best known for its beneficial effects on the gut, also lowers the glycaemic index Could intuition

Experts Say Low-Carb Craze May Be Over
First Coast News - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Americans appear to be losing their appetite for low-carb foods. After a glut of protein-heavy cookbooks and advertising in recent years, the latest diet trend may have run its course. A study by NPD Group, an independent

Health buzz
Jackson Clarion-Ledger - A study of protein-munching rats shows that a