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We've all been there. Unsure of a food item or ingredient, wondering if it is something we should eat or should feed our kids. But where does that fear comes from. For Julie Gunlock, it came out of protecting her newborn son. It also meant worrying everything from window cleaners to vaccinations. But she learned how to fear less once she started to see the real story. What was that real story? And what are other people worried about from Crystal Mackay.
If you ever compare the price between regular milk & organic milk, you are likely to find a pretty significant difference on the price tags. Why is that? Is the farmer making a pile of money? What about the processor or retailer, is the profit margin they are making that much bigger? We go through the food chain to figure it out with:
Did you see the ad on the SuperBowl for Bud Light proclaiming no corn syrup? Have you ever seen a menu that says they don't use high fructose corn syrup? They are popular villains in today's food system. But, what are the differences and what does are body think about them?
When it comes to taste, we all have our favourites. Some prefer the savoury to the sweet, while others love the salty. Some seem to pull out these incredible notes from a wine while others struggle for a description other than good. Even with our kids, some will like anything while others will fight against everything. Why is that?
132 hours is what the average person spends deciding what to eat. Each and every year. Whether that be standing at the fridge looking around for what you've got, or scrolling through your phone deciding where to go - eating can be full of tough decisions.
You see it on TV, hear it on the radio and find it all over the grocery store. The word SUSTAINABLE when it comes to food is growing in popularity. The problem, is that is means different things to different people. So what does it mean to people in the food system? Does it mean environmental protection to a farmer or does it mean more than that to an environmental group? We track down the answer from 5 people, including:
For our pilot episode, we head to Nova Scotia to try to answer the question, 'How do you build up a wine industry?' After all, Nova Scotia is getting more and more accolades for their wine, when it wasn't very long ago that they were not known as any kind of wine growing region, so what has changed?
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