Supercharge with Superfoods

fook's sake. nice article, very nonintimidating intro to nutrient-rich foods, well presented with beautiful pictures. good job. people seriously need to lighten up. maybe they are just jealous because the recipes look much more appetizing than the macrobiotic porriages their ex-wife forced them to choke down for 15 years in the 60's-70's, when they coulda been eating that yummy honey brittle or...+READ

fook's sake. nice article, very nonintimidating intro to nutrient-rich foods, well presented with beautiful pictures. good job. people seriously need to lighten up. maybe they are just jealous because the recipes look much more appetizing than the macrobiotic porriages their ex-wife forced them to choke down for 15 years in the 60's-70's, when they coulda been eating that yummy honey brittle or the tropical fruit salad :)-COLLAPSE

By soupkitten on January 15, 2011 07:48 PM

I love the superfoods, the humor, and the freshness. I would be happy as a clam with any of it.

By fayehess on January 6, 2011 06:33 PM

I can't stand most superfoods, but I love blueberries. Smoothies, muffins, Crumbles, or just plain...frozen or dried when fresh aren't available. I get mine at www.buyorganicberries.com... they ship organic berries fresh from their farm. They are truely delicious.

By tkcleland on July 20, 2009 07:43 PM

I thought their 'superfood' menu had presented the idea of eating more nutrient rich foods with a fresh point of view. And I am always looking for new ways to cook our thrice weekly fish and to prepare our daily oats, etc., so I appreciated their efforts to add to the 'good food' dialogue. In fact, I signed up at Chowhound to find some more new ideas like these for our 'healthy living' diet that...+READ

I thought their 'superfood' menu had presented the idea of eating more nutrient rich foods with a fresh point of view. And I am always looking for new ways to cook our thrice weekly fish and to prepare our daily oats, etc., so I appreciated their efforts to add to the 'good food' dialogue. In fact, I signed up at Chowhound to find some more new ideas like these for our 'healthy living' diet that the doctors put us on!-COLLAPSE

By dumas on April 1, 2009 05:32 AM

I thought it was a really good article. I brought a different way to look at eating food. I don't want to take medicine my whole life. :-)

By missya on February 4, 2009 07:36 AM

I think this article was a little tongue and cheek if you ask me :) If taken as such it was cute.

By perpigillium on January 28, 2009 05:04 AM

Everything in moderation.

By Pesel on January 26, 2009 01:53 PM

I agree, I think that the problem in America is that we tend to latch onto food trends and try to cherry pick what we think is healthy but we don't pay attention to the whole picture...I think that if we improved our food system as a whole(read Michael Pollan's The Omnivore Dilemma) we would be a lot healthier.

By Fromageball on January 25, 2009 03:05 PM