Before I get into Soylent, I must first tell you about "meat shirts." You see, my brainy husband, Mike, once semi-joked that Big Food should develop nutrient-laden shirts that a person could wear to absorb their nutrition via their skin, rather than eating. At the end of the … [Read more...] about Soylent – The End of Food? Not So Fast…
Rants and raves
Food thought: Seattle Police thought Hempfesters might be hungry
In Last November, voters in Washington State agreed to legalize marijuana -- with some caveats that included taxes. This has left Seattle Police in a bit of a bind. Technically, it's legal to smoke pot unless you … [Read more...] about Food thought: Seattle Police thought Hempfesters might be hungry
Review: The Julia Child App
Just in time to celebrate her 100th birthday, a Seattle-based company has released an app featuring 32 recipes from the classic Mastering the Art of French Cooking, plus clips from the DVD version of "The Way to Cook," plus other content, including excerpts from the book. It's … [Read more...] about Review: The Julia Child App
What I read at #ifbc
Last weekend, I took part in the International Food Bloggers Conference in Seattle, a three-day fiesta of food, drink, writing, technology and information overload organized by Foodista.com. The cavernous warehouse at Theo Chocolates was draped in black, lit by strings of lights … [Read more...] about What I read at #ifbc
Don’t eat real food; it will kill you
Stories like as The 10 Dirtiest Food That You're Eating frustrate me. While it offers some reasonable advice, the story vaguely implies that eating real, fresh food will kill you, and if it does, it's all your fault. My primary issue with this story is that its main focuses … [Read more...] about Don’t eat real food; it will kill you
