100% organic cacao can be paired wonderfully with naturally sweet foods (such as dates) for healthy candy creations. The final product even works for those who dislike bitterness.
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Yikes! Crunchier ways exist. I’ve researched, read, and become pretty comfortable treating my family naturally. For example, I’ve treated pink eye and a gum abscess. If I need assistance, I use a naturopathic physician who I have a great partnership[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I don’t know how many times we’ve been with a doctor and they rattle off what is needed, why, and then are running for the door. For all of their vaunted knowledge of the human body, we’re all unique individuals[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
But whatever will Crunchy Dad do without his microwave? How will he instantly have food, no planning, no muss, no fuss (and well, probably not very high quality food, either.) But tell that to the hungry belly, when the time[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
We got rid of our microwave years ago. And our truth inspired this fiction. But why? Why would we bother? Nutrients for one. Microwaved food is not as nutritious. But try telling that to poor Crunchy Dad.
What is the saying? If it’s too good to be true, then maybe it isn’t? Microwaves are awesome, so fast, so efficient, so…harmful? But we keep harking back to that siren call of the box with the buttons and the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The grocery store is a minefield of options, of prices, of brands, all vying for your attention. But some of the slogans are just marketing propaganda. How do you block out the noise and zero in on what matters to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
We’ve all done it. What’s your Helicopter Parent Freak Out moment? And can you now (hopefully) laugh about it in retrospect?
Who wouldn’t want a cruise? We all want vacation, but the realization of what is in the food at most restaurants and in pre-packaged food horrifies Crunchy Mom.
A determined mother will find a way to keep her children healthy. No matter the cost, no matter the time. How have you dealt with these strange bans on bringing in homemade goods to your child’s classroom?
