Laura Chenel's Buchette and Ash Rind Buchette bring a little tang to your tastebuds. Made in the traditional style of aged goat cheese from southern France, Laura Chenel’s Buchette and Ash Rind Buchette are small logs carefully wrapped in breathable film and snuggled into small wooden cups. Both are wonderful on a cheese board with nuts and fruit, on sandwiches, or as a topping for pizza, steak, or roasted vegetables.
With a robust nutty flavor and packed with Omega-3 fatty acids, Bob’s Red Mill Golden Flaxseed Meal is easily digestible and all-natural containing fiber and lignans. Just bake a tablespoon or two into your breads and muffins or add to your hot cooked cereals or pancakes.
Super healthy cereal cups on the go! Just add cold water or milk to Vigilant Eats’ Organic Superfood Oat Base Cereal and stir with the spoon that’s already provided with each cereal cup. Available in varieties like Coconut Maple Vanilla, Espresso Maca Mulberry, Gogi Cacao, and Maca Double Chocolate.
Made with love and pure, organic ingredients!
Locally grown Terra Firma Farm’s bunched beets are here! Located just up the road in Winters, California, Terra Firma Farm is right at home in this community where farming has played a major role for more than 100 years.
At Nugget Markets, white lightning definitely does strike twice with Ole Smoky Moonshine Cherries: fresh maraschino cherries packed in 100–proof moonshine, courtesy of Appalachian born and bred Ole Smoky Distillery ...
Unless you’ve been living in a cave somewhere, you’ve heard all about eating Paleo. Well, hunt and gather no more, as Julian Bakery’s Paleo Almond Bread and Paleo Coconut Bread are in our freezers!
If you’re looking to mind your teas and q’s, this is the book for you! Healing Teas, by Marie Nadine Antol, is a comprehensive look into the world of tea, including its fascinating history, uses, misuses, health benefits, preparation techniques, culture, and brewing applications. From chamomile to garlic, from Essiac to Kombucha, Healing Teas contains a wealth of information (including an herb guide with detailed descriptions) for the tea lover in your life.
Besides water, tea is by far the world’s most popular beverage. Tea drinking, a common ritual in many countries offering guests a welcome or an afternoon spot of relaxation, is also a good practice for your health. “Tea” tea (green, black, white and oolong—all from the same tropical Camellia sinensis plant) along with herbal teas come from plants, which contain powerful health boosting antioxidant compounds. Here’s a quick run down on tea types and benefits.
Your digestive system has more going on inside of it than you may realize. There are literally trillions of bacteria that live mostly in the lower parts of your intestines—the colon. These bacteria establish a “city” of sorts with many different “neighborhoods” of friendly (healthy) and non–friendly (harmful) bacteria types. Your immune health depends upon the friendly bacteria out–numbering the non– friendly neighbors. Scientists view the intestinal track as the first line of defense against illness, so maintaining ample friendly bacteria ultimately keeps you well. Stress, poor sleep, sporadic eating or poor dietary choices can each disrupt the balance of friendly versus non–friendly bacteria. Take these simple steps to promote healthy bacteria in your intestines and a strong immune system.