Eat Beef? Go Grass Fed


Updated 05/14/08 2:13 PM · Posted by FitSugar · 7 comments

Eat Beef? Go Grass Fed

We all know by now that a diet high in red meat is just not good for us. So if you are going to indulge and eat a burger or a steak, go grass fed since grass fed beef is better for you. According to recent studies, grass fed cattle produce meat higher in beta carotene, vitamin E and omega-3 fatty acids than meat produced from cattle raised by conventional ranching techniques. This is not that Read more

Shop For Healthy and Organic Foods Without Breaking the Bank


Updated 07/18/11 6:50 PM · Posted by · 0 comments

Ways to Save Money When Buying Healthy, Organic Food

Buying healthy, organic food can be expensive, but there are ways to save money when grocery shopping. From joining a CSA to choosing the right cut of beef, find out how to keep your kitchen stocked with healthy, local, and organic foods while staying well within your food budget! Join a CSA Becoming a member of a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) is an easy way to save money on organic Read more

Get Physical: Pick Your Own Berries


Updated 10/14/11 11:48 AM · Posted by FitSugar · 15 comments

Pick Your Own Berries to Have a Healthy, Fun Weekend Activity

Raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, strawberries — fresh-picked berries are one of my favorite things about Summer. For a weekend adventure that's fun for the entire family, I like to go berry picking. Not only do I feel that it's important for my girls to see where food actually comes from, it is also a fun and physical activity. In fact, according to Fitness magazine, you can burn over Read more

Healthy Eating Tip: Join a CSA


Updated 10/14/11 11:49 AM · Posted by FitSugar · 14 comments

Why a CSA Is Good For You

With local and organic food having such a high price tag, it can be hard to eat in a sustainable way. One way I've gotten around the high costs is by joining a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture). The idea of a CSA is pretty simple — consumers pay farmers directly for a portion of their crop. It's a huge benefit to my health, and my money goes directly to a small, family-owned farm. To give Read more