Europe Worries about Health Hazards of Cheap Food from China
February 15, 2013 by green team
Filed under Food, Green Reporter

In recent years, China has become a major food supplier to Europe. But the low-cost goods are grown in an environment rife with pesticides and antibiotics, disproportionately cited for contamination and subject to an inspection regime full of holes. A recent norovirus outbreak in Germany has only heightened worries. via SPIEGEL ONLINE.
Nutty Crunchy Chewy Granola
December 19, 2012 by Nadya Hutagalung
Filed under Food

Given that I had limited time to prepare for Christmas this year I decided to make some granola as a gift for my nearest and dearest. My first ever attempt is this sweet, salty and slightly chewy version which I am sharing with you. Enjoy! Preheat oven to 180. 3 cups gluten free oats 1 [...]
This Is Your Chicken on Drugs: Count the Antibiotics in Your Nuggets
November 14, 2012 by green team
Filed under Food, Green Living

High Flying Chooks land us deep in dope. Forget a secret blend of herbs and spices: Your factory-farmed chicken is packed with hidden pharmaceuticals, too. In a new study, researchers tested samples of feather meal— the poultry feathers that are ground up and added to pig, cattle, fish, and, yes, chicken feed. The scientists found [...]
Fake Food Colors and Kids: Not a Good Mix
October 30, 2012 by green team
Filed under Food, Green Living

Last year, a report released by the National Cancer Institute showed a 9.4% increase in childhood cancer between 1992 and 2007. And today, cancer is now the leading cause of death by disease in kids under the age of fifteen. About 15 million pounds of petroleum-based dyes are used in food each year. But instead of [...]
Got Milk? You don’t need it!
October 22, 2012 by green team
Filed under Food, Green Reporter

We’ve all heard the slogan…ad nauseam. Milk, it does a body good! Although the Dairy Industry recently launched a campaign trying to convince consumers that only cow’s milk is “real milk” and other milks are “not natural,” we know better! Consumption of plant-based milks is on the rise, while U.S. dairy consumption has been steadily falling over the past [...]
A Week After The Uneventful Angiogram

Anyone else had an angiogram before and whose arm aches like all buggery even after a week? Mine does. But apart from that, I’ve rested a few days, gone straight into work at writing the Hossan Leong Show: Flying Solo with Hirzi and Jasmine (the multi-tasking Stage Manager) – got your tickets yet? – and [...]
Turning A Health Scare Into A New Lifestyle
July 16, 2012 by Mr Miyagi
Filed under Food, Green Living

A month ago now, we went to Bangkok for a complete health check at a hospital famous for their health check packages. There are comparable packages available in Singapore in terms of price, but there’s nothing like the setup they have there. In this Bangkok hospital, batteries of X-ray and other diagnostic machines line luxuriously [...]




