Sunday, July 31, 2011
Modern food and distribution methods are an ecosystem that can support millions of people create, but some people claim that the resulting healthy food isn 't much. Do people give themselves with food technology - or should we just wait for food to food innovators, to create economically healthy and sustainable? Here are just a few foods are interesting developments.
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- More than 15,000 restaurants around the U.S. are trying to offer more healthy meals for children. But the parents really be able to sell their children on healthy meals instead of Happy Meals? [Url]
- Human-animal based gelatin instead of gelatin could soon be commercially available. It 's always room for more people-based Jello ... [Url]
- Vegan ice cream from Germany doesn't actually sound that healthy, but it doesn't have any animal or dairy products in it. And it comes in just four flavors: Vanilla-Cherry, Strawberry-Mousse, Walnut Dream and Choco-Flakes. [url]
- To discover more food-related links, check out what's floating around in StumbleUpon.[Url]
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