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Red Wine Talk: Gimme Some Gamay
Juicy Spirits
Written by Katherine Spiers   

gamay

Gamay Noir is one of Europe's great red wine grapes, but it hasn't made the same inroads in North America that its cousins, such as Merlot, have enjoyed – yet. One place it's breaking ground is in Oregon's Willamette Valley, which isn't as famous as Napa or Sonoma – yet. We think both the variety and the region need to be on your radar ASAP.

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Post-Party Stain Removing Guide
Sanctuary
Written by Juliana Weiss-Roessler   

Wine Stain

Pre-party; my home sparkles with magnificence. From the floor to the furniture, it gets a complete scrub down, and everything is put fabulously in its place. It’s at those times that I am most proud of the little sanctuary we have built for ourselves. Not too shabby!

Unfortunately, right after a party, our home is often in shambles. Our carpet is soiled with dirt that guests tracked in. The sofa has a brand new stain of indeterminate source. And of course, the dishes are piled high. So the cleaning begins, again!

 

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7 Etsy Finds: Hand-crafted Style for Your Kitchen
Sanctuary
Written by Juliana Weiss-Roessler   

Un-Paper Towels - Eco-Friendly

 

I don’t know about you, but I’m always on the look out for original décor. When I head to the store, everything just seems generic or like I’ve already seen it at a friend’s home. That’s why I love Etsy. Everything there is one-of-a-kind. If you haven’t check it out yet, head over there now. You can thank me later. It’s sort of like eBay -- but for handmade goods only. Many of the artists on the site are eco-conscious, so I thought I’d highlight a few of the stylish yet useful things available for your kitchen.
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Chocolate Milk Getting Expelled from Schools
Foodie Buzz
Written by Gerry Pugliese   
ChocolateMilk

Think back to grade school. Remember cafeteria food? What were the usual suspects? Most likely churros, mini cartons of chocolate milk, that “fruit” juice in a plastic cup with the foil lid, ice cream-scooped mashed potatoes, and defrosted squares of bland pizza. Oh, and for the weird kids, paste.

But now, as school officials struggle to be proactive against the childhood obesity epidemic, chocolate milk is being kicked out of schools.
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Your Foodprint, 5 Tips to Eco-Eating
Energetic Health
Written by Andrea Manitsas   
farmers market

We hate to say it; but there is far more to eco-eating than simply organic. Organic is wonderful and certainly always a step in the conscientious direction, but food is a complicated matter indeed. The food system is responsible for 1/3 of all greenhouse gas emissions, the US food system alone contributing 5% of all global emissions, which, as we all know, causes global warming (excuse us, global climate change).

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NYC Oktoberfest 2010: Top 6 Breweries
Foodie Buzz
Written by Brianne DiSylvester   

nyc beer

This past week was the close of Oktoberfest celebrations and NY Craft Beer Week … a moment of silence, please. So if you already miss your old bud (get it?) beer, grab your stein and hit up one of these breweries or bars in New York. Girls, we’re talking to you, too!

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Top Foods for Clear Skin and a Glowing Complexion
Delicious Beauty
Written by Andrea Manitsas   

skin

Some dermatologists may contend the jury is still out on whether diet affects your complexion, but we've been conducting our own research – in our homes and on ourselves – and the judgment is unanimous. A healthy diet is synonymous with gorgeous skin. Just ask raw foodists where they get their luminous glow.

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7 Foods for Flu Prevention
Mojo Foods
Written by Jill Ettinger   

tissues

It's bad enough that most of us have to endure colder weather, darker days and Santa upping his cookie demand every winter. Do we really have to get sick too? Nope.

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Show Us Your Fall Harvest Pictures!
Kitchen Garden
Written by Spencer Kent   

fallharvest


It’s official, that magical time of year known as fall has arrived. The leaves are changing to beautiful shades of orange, yellow, and brown, the weather is cooling down, and delicious harvest food is back on the menu.  To celebrate this occasion, we want to see your fall harvest pictures!

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Fall in Love With 6 Easy Recipes Inspired By Autumn
Eco Chic Table
Written by Whitney Lauritsen   

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It’s October, which means it’s time to bring out 3 things: your long sleeve shirts, your rake (to round up all the beautiful fallen leaves), and delicious seasonal foods. We’re talking apples, squash, pumpkins, carrots, nuts, and spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves. If you’re looking for some ideas on how to bring those flavors together, we’ve got you covered with 6 dishes you’re sure to fall for.

 

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Mountain Drink Kombucha Gaining Popularity, Sounds Icky
Foodie Buzz
Written by Gerry Pugliese   
KOMBUCHA

Kombucha? Didn't he fight Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania in the 80s? Actually, Kombucha isn't a luchador. Kombucha is fermented tea, historically drank in Russia, China, and Japan, and believed to have healing properties. So it's no surprise that Kombuca is becoming a popular item in health food stores.
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How to Pick the Best Fall Fruits and Veggies
Sanctuary
Written by Juliana Weiss-Roessler   

Squash
Everything has its season, and during the fall, there are many yummy fruits and vegetables to take advantage of while they are at their peak. The first step is to know what’s in season in your area. Don’t rely on general lists because the weather is different throughout the United States. Different foods flourish in different areas. My favorite resource is Epicurious’s Seasonal Ingredient Map, which lists each of the fifty states and the food that is in season for that month. I check it every week to refresh my memory before making my meal plan.

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8 Best Fall Green Vegetables
Mojo Foods
Written by Jill Ettinger   

green leaf

In a recent study by the National Cancer Institute and the National Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion, it was revealed that nearly everyone fails to meet dietary requirements. Deficiencies can wreak havoc on immune and organ function, and can affect mood and appearance. So in theory, the less healthy you are, the more likely you are to become a child-eating wart covered witch living alone in the forest. I'm just saying.

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8 UnBeautiful Ingredients in Your Beauty Products
Delicious Beauty
Written by Andrea Manitsas   
beauty products

Since the word "natural" has become as ubiquitous as it is mishandled (ahem, euphemism...) in a sea of unregulated beauty products, it's up to us – the savvy consumers – to do our own homework. And certainly to never fall into the trap of equating something that's touted as natural to have any organic ingredients (or more than one or two natural ingredients for that matter).

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11 Pet Dangers to Avoid During the Fall & Winter Months
Pets
Written by Brianne DiSylvester   

fallpets

The crisp chill of autumn is upon us, that means changing leaves, cozy sweaters, and lots of holidays. But along with all that excitement comes some dangers for your adorable pooch and kitty. Find out the top 11 fall pet dangers to avoid.

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Getting To Know Your Metabolism
Energetic Health
Written by Andrea Manitsas   

broccoli

We often feel a huge sense of powerlessness when it comes to our metabolisms. We think we've been cursed by the gods to have slow metabolic function and will have to battle the bulge until our dying day. But in fact, a properly functioning metabolism is neither slow nor quick. It is the mighty balancer. And modern day lifestyles just might be the culprit in throwing your metabolism out of whack.

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Looking for a quick breakfast? Try these delicious whole rolled oats that cook up in just a few minutes. Or make this recipe in large batches on the weekend so you have for the week. 


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