Round up for all the food bloggers who read, posted, or emailed me about the PR post: I am impressed at how much thought you have given this topic

Three days ago, I wrote a post entitled For all the food bloggers who have ever, or will ever, encounter a public relations (PR) person. And the feedback I got – both in the way of comments and emails and even a mention on Digg.com – has absolutely impressed me. So you can see how [...]

How many calories in an apple? Nutritional information: It’s online, totally easy, and completely free

I’m not big into processed food. So much so, that we’ve been slowly weaning ourselves away from them (while we likely won’t miss the taste, heaven knows we’ll miss the convenience). But even though processed foods are not the best food for your body, they do have one big advantage over non-processed food. Namely, the [...]

Cookbooks in the kitchen: The last place they belong

There are quite a few ways to manage cookbooks in your kitchen. For me, the best way is to keep them out of the kitchen, all together. Let’s see if you come the same conclusion I did. Cookbooks in the kitchen: Keep ‘em open and keep ‘em coveredThe next time you want to follow a [...]

For all the food bloggers who have ever, or will ever, encounter a public relations (PR) person

A blogger on a food-oriented blog I visited the other day “was offered a free [cook]book in exchange for a review.” The blogger was not interested, so they offered the book to whomever wanted it. Eight other bloggers jumped up and down and begged to review it. This concerns me. Greatly. Because making an agreement [...]

Part II: Altoids tins from hell — Tins to tempt your inner geek

Yesterday, my darlings, I introduced you to the Altoids Dark Chocolate Dipped Mints. Dark Chocolate Dipped Mints. Mmmmmm. But I also introduced you to the terrible problem of all those empty tins. Empty tins. Mmmmmm. Actually, not mmmmmm. You cannot eat those pesky tins. Alas, those curiously clever people at Altoids did not foresee this [...]

Altoids introduces their newest munch of the moment, Dark Chocolate Dipped Mints, leaving thousands to wonder "What do I do with the tins?"

Yes, m’dear, those curiously wonderful people at Altoids have taken their delightful little mints and, in a brazen dash of audacity, dipped them (positively dipped them), in a generous bath of dark chocolate giving us the munch of the moment. A munch that makes for an oh-so-clever little Valentine’s Day surprise. A surprise that fits [...]

What is a vegetarian?

At it’s broadest, someone who doesn’t eat meat. Meaning no red meat (beef), fowl (chicken), pork (ham), game (venison), fish, and so on. But what about butter? And eggs? And cheese? And … ? Well, erm, it depends. According to the Mayo Clinic (I go them a lot because they seem to be an impartial [...]

The Super Helpful Tip for reviving your lovely vegetables

This time of year, when it is so difficult to get nice vegetables, when you do you want to keep them as fresh and lovely as you can. Of course, it pays to start with the nicest veg you can find. There simply is no substitute. And, equally smart, is to eat it as soon [...]

The zero-calorie Valentine’s Day

Four more days to Valentine’s Day and we can either figure out now how to apply that chocolate to our hips or we can go straight to plan B: The Zero-Calorie Valentine’s Day. Yes, you heard me right. It’s a miracle: Chocolate that has Zero-Calories. Where do you get such a miraculous invention? Why in [...]

Food fight: Donino’s pizza vs. the media

Well, here is a truly amusing little tidbit. Domino’s Pizza, famous for cheap, delivered pizza, has got itself into a spot of trouble for putting this phrase at the bottom of its news releases: “NOTE TO EDITORS: We love to feed the media! Call the Domino’s Public Relations Department at +1-734-930-3741 to order a piping [...]

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