In the U.S. we spend less of our household budget on food than any other county in the world. We only spend about 6.9% of our household income on food. What do other countries spend on food? Here are a … Continue reading →
I know it’s not still morning, but while reading my newspaper today, I did have a cup of homemade chicken bone broth. Chicken is my favorite broth, but I have made broths from beef, pork, chicken, duck, and goose bones. … Continue reading →
Here in Houston, blueberries are in season, and I love blueberries! They have always been my favorite berry and one of my overall favorite fruits. I eat them with my homemade Nutty Granola and raw milk, in smoothies, in homemade … Continue reading →
For quite a while I have been collecting resources for healthy food and personal care products, as well as for sources of information on a variety of nutrition and health topics. I have recently published the first page of my … Continue reading →
I have written about glyphosate before (there is a list of posts below), but there have been some important new studies since I last wrote about it, and I thought I should discuss the newly discovered and alarming dangers we … Continue reading →
I have always loved granola! It’s crunchy, fruity, and delicious. However, the recipe I made many, many years ago had lots of oats, unsoaked nuts & seeds and processed vegetable oil. So, I stopped eating granola. Anyway, It isn’t as … Continue reading →
Update August 8, 2015: Natural Living has moved to a new location, 219 N. Michigan Ave, League City, and is now open more days each week. The shop is open Wednesday from 9am-4pm, Thursday from 9am-4pm. Friday from 9am-7pm, and … Continue reading →
I found some really fresh, beautiful organic blackberries last week and immediately thought of a fruit pie. What’s the easiest, quickest way to have fruit pie? It’s a cobbler, and the quickest topping is a crumb topping. After some online … Continue reading →
One of my favorite snacks is fresh popcorn with lots of melted butter drizzled all over it. I love the smell of popcorn popping, even in the theaters, but I don’t want to eat their popcorn. Theaters use unhealthy oils … Continue reading →
[The following is a guest post by Valerie Stegemoeller, who, with her husband, has a small homestead northwest of Houston. She is a co-leader of the Houston-Galveston Chapter of the Weston A. Price Foundation and recently attended the Texas Organic … Continue reading →
