For a blog with the name MacroBuzz we have done very little buzzing this past year. There has been hardly a peep out of us since last March. We certainly hope to do better this year.
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What is the difference between MacroBar and LaraBar? We have been asked this question so many times that it seems worthwhile to spend a little time analyzing both bars. Both are made with simple, healthy ingredients without additives or preservatives. So what is the difference?
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Macrobuzz Bio
This is where you can find out what's on our mind and why we do what we do. Get health and nutrition tips from a macro perspective. Check out some of our favorite recipes and don't forget to leave your comments....we love to hear from you. Categories |
few days ago somebody commented that they could never go on a macro diet because the nightshade vegetables are forbidden. For those who don't know, nightshades come from the family Solanaceae and include tomatoes, peppers, eggplant and potatoes. These are for many of us some of our most popular vegetables. We certainly do not remember that there was a time when they were considered poisonous and only grown as ornamentals. All nightshade vegetables contain solanine, a nicotine compound.
Find MacroBars at the following events this year............................
Madonna's Chef, Mayumi Nishimura has returned to Japan and talks about a more contemporary style of macrobiotic cooking.
The hottest phrase in the culinary field for 2010 may be "well-being." Balancing people's diet for weight control, anti-aging and many other purposes is now becoming increasingly important in modern life. 