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Food Revolution: Jamie Oliver vs. the USDA

The finale of "Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution" ended on a truthful, if not entirely positive, note. Jamie admitted that the school lunch program had ... Read More »

Saturated Fat: How Much Should I Eat Daily?

There are four different kinds of fats in the food we eat: saturated, polyunsaturated, monounsaturated and trans fatty acids. Saturated fats are ... Read More »

Let go of the leftovers - but when?

We often have mystery containers in our fridge -- some Tupperware with leftover turkey meatballs or salmon from the grill, a Ziploc bag containing ... Read More »

Help at the farmers' market for low-income seniors

THE USDA Food and Nutrition Service administers a program where low-income seniors can receive coupons for shopping at participating farmers' markets. ... Read More »

Lean Pockets Recall

What's in your freezer these days? If Lean Pockets make the list of frozen goods in your house, listen up. Nestle recently announced a recall of ... Read More »

U.S. bans slaughter of downer cattle

Not too many months ago, news stories broke about the inhumane treatment of cattle at slaughterhouses. In addition to other misdeeds at some ... Read More »

Report finds US food safety in state of crisis

A report released by the health advocacy organization, Trust for America's Health, finds that the US food safety system is lacking. Problems include ... Read More »

Look for the USDA Organic label

Green has become a brand. Let's face it. While it is based on intelligent and environmentally friendly principles, the one unfortunate downside is ... Read More »

Safeway helps you watch what you eat

While perusing Fitsugar today, I came across an interesting application -- FoodFlex from Safeway. Here's how it works: You register for free, using ... Read More »

143 million pounds of beef recalled

Last month, we heard about a Southern California slaughterhouse's terrible abuse of "downer" cows, or cows that were too sick to walk. Today, the USDA ... Read More »