Blood Oranges are in season Admin February 24, 2011 When my youngest daughter Sophia rants that “there is nothing to eat in this house,” I always ask her the
Your produce manager Admin February 21, 2011 If you’re like me, you probably frequent two or three different grocery stores each week. But I do have
The new half a plate strategy Admin February 18, 2011 Did you know that two weeks ago, the USDA and Health and Human Services (HHS) released the 2010 Dietary Guidelines
What I did on Valentine’s Day Admin February 16, 2011 (Sorry guys, in honor of V-Day, this one’s a bit of a chick blog.) My husband had to go out
Blue food Admin February 10, 2011 “Why are blueberries the only blue fruit or vegetable?” That’s the email I got from my friend, Steve. So I
What the cold weather means for fresh produce Admin February 8, 2011 While there has been record snowfall and freezing weather in Chicago, Tulsa and the East Coast, we were all surprised
Buying a new mattress Admin February 4, 2011 Technology is supposed to make our lives easier, and sometimes it actually does. My recent experience with technology while mattress
Mandarin Tangerine Conundrum Admin February 2, 2011 You may think that someone who grew up in the produce industry would know “everything” about citrus… but I readily
Give yourself a “Meeting-ectomy” Admin January 27, 2011 Meeting-ectomy is a word I invented last summer. When I first said it to my daughter, Sophia, she pondered for
Why lettuce prices are going up Admin January 25, 2011 Garry and I have a favorite local restaurant, called Preveza. The cuisine is Mediterranean, which means the menu has both