Eating in or Eating out? Food news, reviews and recipes
According to the Centers for Disease Control, approximately two million people acquire bacterial infections in U.S. hospitals each year. About 70 percent of those infections are resistant to at least one antibiotic. The trends toward …[READ MORE]
Pacific International Marketing is recalling romaine lettuce after a field test showed the presence of salmonella. The lettuce is sold at Vons and Pavilions stores, and banded with a red twist tie marked “Safeway.” The …[READ MORE]
STAR Education, through its SAGE (Sustainable Agriculture Gardening Education) Project, is spearheading a campaign to develop a new community learning garden in Culver City to serve the population here and on the Westside of Los …[READ MORE]
Demi Moore does it, Alicia Silverstone lives for it, and even Oprah indulged for a while. Have you ever done it? I’m talking about eating raw. Due to an increased global consciousness about the sustainability …[READ MORE]
When they opened the doors to a new sandwich shop at the corner of Sepulveda and Berryman, they followed a classic rule; go where the customers are. If you live in Sunkist Park, and you …[READ MORE]
“ I wasn’t feeling well in the first half. I felt down, man. I had three slices of pizza before the game and the food took me down.” Leroy Loggins, basketball player with the Brisbane …[READ MORE]
“You are fat and will never run a mile!” “Why do you even try? You are a loser!” “You have got to get your eating under control! Why can’t you just stop eating sugar?” “How …[READ MORE]
So the stocking wasn’t the only thing that got stuffed over the holidays. Besides food, you were bombarded with diet ads, exercise products, and New Year’s resolutions. You felt full and frustrated from eating so …[READ MORE]
There are many divine restaurants in Culver City. On occasion, I come across a winner outside of our city limits. This one is just a few miles away and worth every penny. What can you …[READ MORE]
The Achievable Foundation is teaming up with 12 of LA’s best food truck vendors to provide an afternoon of great food and fun, while helping low-income children and adults with autism and other developmental disabilities. …[READ MORE]
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