Comments on: Mark Bittman: “Food Matters”, part 1 http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/ Food Lovers exploring restaurants, recipes, cooking utensils and reviewing restaurant shows like Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares. Mon, 26 Dec 2011 01:52:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Cooks Tools Kitchenware OneTopCook.com Jackson CA. http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-10192 Cooks Tools Kitchenware OneTopCook.com Jackson CA. Sat, 28 Feb 2009 20:50:56 +0000 http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/#comment-10192 <strong>Cooks Tools Kitchenware OneTopCook.com Jackson CA....</strong> a href The History Of Easter Eggs/... Cooks Tools Kitchenware OneTopCook.com Jackson CA….

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]]> By: http://onetopcook.com/shopping/start.php?browse=1&cat=27&=SID http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-9819 http://onetopcook.com/shopping/start.php?browse=1&cat=27&=SID Fri, 20 Feb 2009 23:11:28 +0000 http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/#comment-9819 <strong>http://onetopcook.com/shopping/start.php?browse=1&cat=27...</strong> I’ m a scrambled egg girl. My typical breakfast is some form of scrambled eggs and toast. Nearly everyday. Yes, I am that boring. But I do“ dress it” depending on my mood. And my moods are varied…... http://onetopcook.com/shopping/start.php?browse=1&cat=27…

I’ m a scrambled egg girl. My typical breakfast is some form of scrambled eggs and toast. Nearly everyday. Yes, I am that boring. But I do“ dress it” depending on my mood. And my moods are varied……

]]> By: crewlla http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-8526 crewlla Mon, 26 Jan 2009 19:40:18 +0000 http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/#comment-8526 <b>he looks tired.</b> <br> he looks tired. he looks tired.
he looks tired.

]]> By: thrivesurvive http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-8527 thrivesurvive Mon, 26 Jan 2009 19:40:18 +0000 http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/#comment-8527 <b>Thank you very much ...</b> <br> Thank you very much. The way I look at it, every person is responsible for what they eat, and nothing I can say will convince someone that my diet is right for them. I only present it as an option because it has worked so well for me, I would feel selfish by not sharing with others. Whether they accept of reject it, I know I have done my part, and I know what works for e is not perfect for everyone. I don't see the point of arguing with people about food. It's a very personal issue. Thank you very much …
Thank you very much. The way I look at it, every person is responsible for what they eat, and nothing I can say will convince someone that my diet is right for them. I only present it as an option because it has worked so well for me, I would feel selfish by not sharing with others. Whether they accept of reject it, I know I have done my part, and I know what works for e is not perfect for everyone. I don’t see the point of arguing with people about food. It’s a very personal issue.

]]> By: Georgia4God http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-8528 Georgia4God Mon, 26 Jan 2009 19:40:18 +0000 http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/#comment-8528 <b>Finally, someone ...</b> <br> Finally, someone with different diet habits who actually can be civil. Thanks so much! That, of itself, helps me respect you more. :) Finally, someone …
Finally, someone with different diet habits who actually can be civil. Thanks so much! That, of itself, helps me respect you more. :)

]]> By: thrivesurvive http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-8529 thrivesurvive Mon, 26 Jan 2009 19:40:18 +0000 http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/#comment-8529 <b>I completely agree. ...</b> <br> I completely agree. Regular cow milk is filled with hormones, antibiotics, toxins, puss, blood, etc. Plus, the cows are generally treated VERY badly, and the babies that should be drinking the milk are chained up in crates for veal. In contrast, having your own organic, free range cow that is raised with love and not pumped full of garbage produces superior milk (especially when unpasteurized).I don't consume animal products on principle, but for those who do, yours is the best way to do it. :) I completely agree. …
I completely agree. Regular cow milk is filled with hormones, antibiotics, toxins, puss, blood, etc. Plus, the cows are generally treated VERY badly, and the babies that should be drinking the milk are chained up in crates for veal. In contrast, having your own organic, free range cow that is raised with love and not pumped full of garbage produces superior milk (especially when unpasteurized).I don’t consume animal products on principle, but for those who do, yours is the best way to do it. :)

]]> By: Georgia4God http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-8530 Georgia4God Mon, 26 Jan 2009 19:40:18 +0000 http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/#comment-8530 <b>I have heard of a ...</b> <br> I have heard of a very extreme case of healing. I don't remember who or where, but somewhere in the USA in the last 50 years, a doctor of natural medicine tried to heal arthritis, diabetes, and several undiagnosed diseases with large quantities of whole raw milk. After 6 weeks of only raw milk diet, many ailments were cured or much better. I really think that raw m,ilk is much better than processed. I am glad to have my own milk cow to serve the purpose! :) I have heard of a …
I have heard of a very extreme case of healing. I don’t remember who or where, but somewhere in the USA in the last 50 years, a doctor of natural medicine tried to heal arthritis, diabetes, and several undiagnosed diseases with large quantities of whole raw milk. After 6 weeks of only raw milk diet, many ailments were cured or much better. I really think that raw m,ilk is much better than processed. I am glad to have my own milk cow to serve the purpose! :)

]]> By: entropyfu http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-8531 entropyfu Mon, 26 Jan 2009 19:40:18 +0000 http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/#comment-8531 <b>Don't get me wrong, ...</b> <br> Don't get me wrong, I like Bittman and have a couple of his books. BUT, he's really sounding like a Michael Pollan wannabe. He even has the hair! Don’t get me wrong, …
Don’t get me wrong, I like Bittman and have a couple of his books. BUT, he’s really sounding like a Michael Pollan wannabe. He even has the hair!

]]> By: thrivesurvive http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-8532 thrivesurvive Mon, 26 Jan 2009 19:40:18 +0000 http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/#comment-8532 <b>Please refer to my ...</b> <br> Please refer to my last comment. good day. Please refer to my …
Please refer to my last comment. good day.

]]> By: ziberteck http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-8533 ziberteck Mon, 26 Jan 2009 19:40:18 +0000 http://munchbrothers.org/2009/mark-bittman-food-matters-part-1/#comment-8533 <b>Well thank you, but ...</b> <br> Well thank you, but all those foods people mention that are bad for you I eat and I'm healthy. Lots of other people I know are to. Then again we exercise but yeah. Just remember the human body has adapted to these things and we can tolerate them a lot better than what most articles mention. Well thank you, but …
Well thank you, but all those foods people mention that are bad for you I eat and I’m healthy. Lots of other people I know are to. Then again we exercise but yeah. Just remember the human body has adapted to these things and we can tolerate them a lot better than what most articles mention.

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