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Vegan 7 Layer Dip

Fredrika Syren
Plant-Based, Vegan, zMisc (formerly nutrition)
Jan 26, 2019
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I should admit that 7 layer dips have never been my thing. I did not enjoy lots of sour cream and cheese in one go but now I reinvented this…

What to Do with Your Pear Harvest

By Fredrica Syren:
A few weeks ago we went with friends on our yearly apple and pear picking trip to Julian. Thistradition is such fun — the kids love picking apples and pears. However, this…

Fredrika Syren
Gardening, Urban Homestead, zMisc (formerly nutrition)
Nov, 28, 2018
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Genetically Modified Food to Be Labeled by 2020

By Fredrica Syren:
Due to cost, more and more of our foods are becoming genetically modified these days. Just a few years ago, the first genetically modified animal protein was FDA approved for sale in…

Fredrika Syren
zMisc (formerly nutrition)
Sep, 14, 2018
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WeWork Strives to Become Meat Free

By Larraine Roulston:
WeWork’s global network of shared office locations has designed its workspaces for employees to experience the nurturing effects of creativity, innovation and productivity. The company states that “workspace is our craft,”and provides…

Larraine Roulston
zMisc (formerly nutrition)
Aug, 02, 2018
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What to Stuff into a Hotdog Bun Besides a Hotdog

By Fredrica Syren:

With summer comes lots of BBQs, and for us vegans or vegetarians there are few options to put into our hotdog buns besides fake meat franks that, quite frankly are not that…

Fredrika Syren
Plant-Based, Vegan, zMisc (formerly nutrition)
Jul, 13, 2018
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Plant-Based Food-Harissa Marinade

Happy Memorial Day!

This is a fast marinade made for our Memorial Day BBQ. I’m marinating seitan slices and tofu steaks in it but I think vegetables or corn on the cob would be great…

Fredrika Syren
Plant-Based, Vegan, zMisc (formerly nutrition)
May, 28, 2018

The Amazing Flaxseed

By Larraine Roulston:
Flaxseed has an interesting history. It was first cultivated in Babylon in 3000BC. Believing that it had strong health benefits, King Charlemagne during theearly Middle Ages passed laws requiring his subjects to…