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Altoids Dark Chocolate Dipped Mints. Peppermint, Cinnamon, and Ginger. $2.49 per 1.76-ounce tin. Bonnie: Ever since its health benefits began being touted, dark chocolate has been appearing everywhere. I'm not complaining, mind you: I was a dark chocolate lover even before I knew it contained higher levels of cholesterol- fighting antioxidant flavonols than milk chocolate. How do these new dark chocolate-covered Altoids compare to all the other new dark chocolate products out there? I found the ginger odd-tasting, the peppermint underlayer still too strong for wimpy me to finish easily, and the cinnamon just right. Cinnamon is also my favorite Altoids.
According to Julie Pech, a self-described chocolate therapist who lives in Denver, if dark chocolate had been invented today it would be a miracle food. In her book, "The Chocolate Therapist," she has over 60 alphabetized ailments with "prescription-style" chocolate recommendations followed by up-to-date research supporting how and why chocolate affects the body. She writes about how chocolate helps with heart health, the immune system, brain function, depression, PMS, weight loss, antioxidant assistance and anti-aging.
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General Mills' fiscal 2012 health improvements include industry- leading whole grain innovation and marked progress in sodium reduction General Mills
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Quinoa has a rich history. Unlike their highly prized exports of chocolate, chile peppers and squash, the Spanish conquistadors did not want to ship quinoa back home from Latin America. In feet, they tried to prevent even the Incas, who relied on this whole grain as a key protein source, from eating it in order to weaken them and make them easier to conquer. They were too late, however, as the Incas had discovered the benefits of quinoa many centuries before. Cut off tops of peppers and discard seeds. If large, cut off enough to make them about 3 inches high. Carefully cut a very thin slice off bottom of each pepper to allow it to stand. Fill peppers with quinoa mixture, packing lightly and mounding it. Stand peppers in 8 inch square baking dish and pour in broth. Cover peppers with foi...
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Halloween season is a time for horrifying stories. So, have you heard the one about the kids who braved touching pumpkin guts to carve their jack o'lanterns -- only to throw the insides away? If the stuff inside the skull-to-be is only goop to you, consider joining the ranks of pumpkin seed eaters. Separated from the pulp and treated to a little oil, salt and oven-roasting, pumpkin seeds become a crunchy, nutty snack that can easily take on your favorite spices.
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Given the well-documented dearth of scientists in the United States, Long Island's labs, through various programs for middle and high school students, are doing their part to pique young people's interest and help them see a viable career path in science. As a federal lab, we feel a strong responsibility to help develop the next generation of scientists, engineers and technicians," said Kenneth White, manager of the Office of Educational Programs for Brookhaven National Laboratory, which each year works with about 7,000 Long Island students, who attend workshops and lectures and participate in science contests and summer research projects. "With disciplines ranging from computer science to medicine to nanotechnology, we are able to provide a really good opportunity for career explorati...
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Altoids Dark Chocolate Dipped Mints. Peppermint, Cinnamon, and Ginger. $2.49 per 1.76-ounce tin. Bonnie: Ever since its health benefits began being touted, dark chocolate has been appearing everywhere. I'm not complaining, mind you: I was a dark chocolate lover even before I knew it contained higher levels of cholesterol-fighting antioxidant flavanols than milk chocolate.
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