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The Noble Path Foundation

7 days ago

As if the "normal" ingredients in highly processed "foods" weren't bad enough. PLEASE, please feed your children REAL food. Lots of fresh fruits and veggies, legumes, nuts, seeds, lentils, whole grains, and sustainably farmed lean protein. Get those harmful chemicals, additives, preservatives, food dyes and now, I guess, plastic and glass, out of their diets and off their plates. Nestlé Prepared Foods recalled about 762,615 pounds of select batches of Hot Pockets, because of potential contamination with “extraneous materials, specifically pieces of glass and hard plastic.” The USDA classified this as a “Class I” recall, which is defined as “a health hazard situation where there is a reasonable probability that the use of the product will cause serious, adverse health consequences or death.”Last month, Nestlé recalled approximately 92,206 pounds of Lean Cuisine Baked Chicken entrees due to possible contamination with “extraneous materials, specifically pieces of white hard plastic.” #eatREALfoodchallenge #forkdisease #fruitsandveggies #nourishtoflourish #preventionvspills #healthykids #healthyworld www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/over-760-000-pounds-hot-pockets-recalled-may-contain-pieces-n1254512 ...

Over 760,000 pounds of Hot Pockets recalled, may contain 'pieces of glass and plastic'

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Nestlé revealed that these products could “pose a choking or laceration risk and should be not be consumed.”

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The Noble Path Foundation

1 week ago

This 5-minute Caesar Salad dressing has become a favorite staple in our home. It's easy, quick and delicious and eliminates the worry of raw egg or a distaste for the anchovies in the classic versions. The hummus lends a nice creaminess and it's also easily adaptable to suit your tastes - extra lemon and garlic for me, please! I also love to add things like leftover pasta, steamed broccoli and roasted pepitas for nutritional value and variety. If you're looking for a plant-based parmesan cheese, I recommend the Violife parmesan wedge. It tastes and grates just like the real thing, and is also fortified with B12. #eatmoreplants #forkdisease #nourishtoflourish #realfoodchallenge #healthykids #healthyworld #thenoblepathfoundation ...

5-Minute Vegan Caesar Dressing | Minimalist Baker Recipes

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A creamy, hummus-based vegan Caesar Dressing in just 5 minutes with simple ingredients! The perfect plant-based dressing for salads.

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The Noble Path Foundation

2 weeks ago

"Perhaps it’s time for doctors to start prescribing more produce than pills. That’s, at least, what researchers argue in a new study that finds 'prescriptions' for healthy foods could save more than $100 billion in healthcare costs."Researchers at Tufts University made the case that subsidized fruits and vegetables could prevent millions of cases of chronic diseases. Roughly 70% of diseases in the U.S. are chronic and lifestyle-driven, according to the CDC, and nearly half of the population has one or more chronic health conditions, such as diabetes, asthma, heart disease, obesity, or cancer."#forkdisease #nourishtoflourish #preventionvspills #eatmoreplants #healthykids #healthyworld #thenoblepathfoundation ...

“Prescribing” fruits and veggies would save $100 billion in medical costs

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Researchers at Tufts University made the case that subsidized fruits and vegetables could prevent millions of cases of chronic diseases.

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