If your ingredients do not have the following labels on it, or the ingredients are not listed as organic, filtered water, or cane sugar, you are using genetically mutant ingredients, sorry to burst your bubble.
However, if you list your ingredients as just sugar, pepper, flour that is exceptable. Images that include non-organic brands will be deleted. That means if you have a picture of what you used, and I see Kraft, McCormick, etc the post will be deleted.
The purpose of this link up is to help others change from genetically mutant foods to real foods. If you are not eating organic, you are consuming GMOs that are void of vitamins and minerals.
Your hosts are Mary from Back to the Basics, and Mary's Kitchen along with Joyce from It's Your Life.
Your co-hosts are
- Lydia from Lydia's Flexitarian Kitchen,
- Deborah from Kneaded Creations,
- Angie from God's Growing Garden
I love when someone can take an item and created something else with it in this case Sourdough Pancakes from Grace & Gusto.
Organic 4 Greenliving really hit the nail on the head with this very unique recipe and post, a must read Recipe For a Healthy Christmas and Holiday Season.
Feel free to link up your real food posts, bloggers only please, family friendly posts pertaining to anything related to real food, or health related link ups/blog hops.
Party runs Thursday night through Sunday at midnight.
Please grab the button, and put it somewhere on your blog so others can find us.
If you would like to be a co-host, for a week, a month, or whatever, email me at edjumpoff@yahoo.com.
I love that sourdough pancake recipe!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting! This week I'm sharing Apple Prune Preserves -- a post I've been wanting to write since summer!
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~ Christine
http://onceuponatimeinabedofwildflowers.com/
Thanks so much for featuring my post Recipe For A Healthy Christmas and Holiday Season. Appreciate it! Looking forward to reading and learning more great ideas this week. thank you hosting this wonderful Blog Hop!
ReplyDeleteOops! I just realized I linked up my mujadara recipe last week too. :p Sorry!
ReplyDeleteDon't worry about Raia, maybe someone missed it last week.
ReplyDeleteHi Joyce, thanks for the comment on my Regensburg Christmas Market post. They do have markets in the spring. It's called and Ostermarkt or Osterfest. IT's for Easter. They aren't a big as the christmas markets but they are pretty similar. I went to one in Prague last year. It was pretty awesome.
ReplyDeleteThat is great Brittany, I look forward to reading those posts.
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