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Friday, March 25, 2011

Food Storage Containers - A deep look By Chef Ramandeep Anand

Food Storage Containers - A deep look By Chef Ramandeep Anand.


People are beginning to realize their impact on the world. With recent developments people have been made aware of the dangerous things humans are doing to the earth with their environmental impact. The types of materials that are used today and the amount they are used in are really having a majorly detrimental effect on the earth. Things like Wax Packaging, Seafood Packaging, and Poultry Boxes are major items that pile up in landfills. Products like this are used in excess these days and the more and more that are used the more that sits in landfills.


Wax covering in the food industry has become a staple. The food industry is becoming completely dependent upon this as a staple to conceal meats, snack foods, produce and more. It is hard to not use this since it is being incorporated into so many sections of your grocery experience. One thing you can do to avoid taking part in encouraging the popular use of this product is buying produce and things without covering or bags. Just put them in your cart or your own bag. This product is essential for something in order to keep them air tight and free from contamination. You do not need to stop buying things that use it, just do not use it when it is not necessary.




With concern for the second one, it is a very similar situation. Fish and crustaceans are very delicate food items that have to be dealt with and specific way. It has to be kept fresh and looking nice while being shipped and moved around. Unfortunately, there is a lot of it that needs to be used in a shipment. If you have the option, go to fresh fish markets where you buy them right out of the barrel. By doing this you are lessening the amount of material needed by one person.

Also, find a way to recycle using these products. If you buy them, do not put them in the trash right away. If you can find ways to sanitize them and use them to store washed fruit or something, do that. The more use you can get out of something, the better. It keeps it out of the landfills for longer and puts it to better use. Reusing the boxes that chicken comes in can be difficult and it is also difficult to avoid using it. It is pretty much the only way it comes and you cannot buy it in your own material or anything. Just because you cannot avoid using it does not mean you should feel badly. If you do your best to reduce and reuse, these things do not have to become the downfall of the earth.

Being a wise consumer and understanding the impact of certain industrial materials can really make you a better person. The use of these types of things can be lessened and controlled. They do not need to be cut out of your life or become the target of environmental blame by any means.


Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Eating Healthy Today - Why Is It So Important? By chef Raman



Eating Healthy Today - Why Is It So Important? By Chef Raman






Indians today are at a higher risk for becoming obese or ending up with Diabetes, and the leading causes of death are poor nutrition and physical inactivity. For a very long time, we have relied on fast food to keep pace with our hectic lifestyles and we are now paying a high price for the convenience. With this in mind many Indians are choosing to maintain their health by eating fresh and organic foods. In addition, many are opting for Gluten free diets to counteract the side affects of allergies to wheat, soy, etc. Eating healthy on a regular basis offers the following benefits:
  • Fat Loss for Life
  • More Energy & Vitality
  • Better Mood & Focus
  • Clear, Glowing Skin
  • Strong, Shiny Hair & Nails
  • Eliminate Bloating & Indigestion
  • Reduced Inflammation
  • Disease Prevention
  • Balance Blood Sugar Levels & Hormonal Balance
Do you want to improve your health? Do you want to feel better? Are you trying to set an example for your kids? Next, think about some small changes you can make. Pick ones you can keep doing.
  • Don't try to change everything at once.
  • Set an easy goal you can reach, like having a salad and a piece of fruit each day.
  • Make a long-term goal too, such as having one vegetarian dinner a week.
Eating healthy on a daily basis does not have to be challenging. By simply replacing processed foods with fresh and/or organic fruits and vegetables is a great way to start. Be sure to include lots of leafy green vegetables as part of your cooking as they contain many nutrients that are needed to maintain optimal health.