I love Sweden, Swedish people, Swedish design, language and, at risk of sounding like a Swedophile, I even love Swedish food, which is, let’s face it, not for everybody. Elk meatballs, reindeer pizza, curried herring, pickled herring, chilli herring, cardamom buns, schnapps – it’s an acquired taste. To me, the flavours of Swedish food always [...]
Archive for April, 2009
Where is the Raw Food in Stockholm?
Posted in Raw travel diary, tagged elk, flax seed, herring, raw food, raw food cafes, raw food in sweden, renee voltaire, salmon, schnapps, stockholm, sweden on April 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Super Raw Disease Busting Pineapple Juices
Posted in Raw recipe books, Raw recipes, tagged apples, bromelain, carrots, celery, cucumber, grapes, michael van straten, pears, pectin, potassium, raw food recipe, raw juices, sage, super juice, tannins, thujone, vitamin b on April 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
One of my raw food recipe bibles is the book Super Juice by Michael Van Straten. And since discovering the overwhelming health benefits of pineapples, which is also one of my all time favourite fruits, I had a look at their juicing ideas. Here are the two juices I loved the most: PEAK PERFORMER 12 grapes (black [...]
Raw Pineapple Salsa Recipe
Posted in Raw recipes, tagged coriander, cure for cancer, lemon, lime, mint, pineapple, raw food recipe, raw pineapple salsa, red onion, red pepper on April 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Try this quick recipe for a delicious and summery salsa that also happens to be a cure for cancer and indigestion! THE INGREDIENTS 1 x raw soft and ripe pineapple chopped into small squares 1/2 cup red onion – finely chopped 1 x finely chopped red pepper (capsicum) 1/2 cup of chopped mint leaves 1/2 cup of [...]
Pineapple Compound Treats Cancer, Inflammation and Poor Digestion
Posted in Raw food news, Raw superfoods, tagged arthritis, bromelain, cancer cure, enzymes, gout, indian institute of toxicology research, natural news, pineapples, sinisitus on April 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Who would have thought it would be the totally tackaramma symbol of tropicana utopia to provide the cure to just about every ailment there is from cancer to indigestion and sinisitus? I love any research that delivers overwhelming evidence about how one raw fruit or vege can cure just about anything but I would never have bet on a pineapple [...]
Brief history of the raw chocolate revolution
Posted in Raw food news, tagged aztecs, cacao, cacao butter, cacao powder, mayans, raw cacao, raw chocolate, raw chocolate revolution, Willy's Wonky Chocolate Factory on April 15, 2009 | 1 Comment »
While cacao has been around in Mayan and Aztec cultures since time began (200BC), it was only ever consumed in its cooked form, often as a hot drink given to armies on their way to war. The key ingredients of raw chocolate are raw cacao butter and/or cacao powder. Both are produced through a compression process, apparently [...]
Raw Cacao Top Ten Bliss Benefits
Posted in Raw food news, tagged addictions, anandamide, anti-oxidants, aphrodesiac, beauty mineral, blue green algae, calcium, chocolate, do-gooders, Kate Magic, magnesium, orac scale, PEA, raw cacao, raw chocolate, seratonin, sulohur, zinc on April 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
According to my raw chocolate guru, Kate Magic, ‘we are defined as either healthy do-gooders or live-hard-die-young types and raw cacao is the bridge between the two.’ Sounds good doesn’t it? And to prove it – Kate gives this list of benefits: 1. Raw cacao is known as a ‘grounded’ food because it contains so many minerals from zinc, [...]
Happy Raw Chocolate Easter with Kate Magic
Posted in Raw food news, Raw product reviews, Raw restaurant reviews, tagged bee pollen, cacao, Camden, Easter, Easter eggs, high vibrational foods, Kate Magic, raw chocolate, raw food, raw food movement, raw food recipes, raw living on April 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’m sure some London-born children must think that, like Parsley, chocolate eggs sprout up from the ground from late Feb to late April. It’s damned well everywhere at Easter time and my willpower can only take so much. So – to help me deal with my chocolate addiction, my nutritionist pal and fellow chocoholic invited [...]
Go wild raw green salad
Posted in Raw recipes, tagged dandelion, hawthron, raw recipe, spinach, Stave hill eco park, wild garlic, wild green salad, wild greens, wild leek on April 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Having ethically pilfered numerous samples of wild greens on the wild green walk in Eco Park on Saturday, I made this delicious wild raw green salad. The ingredients 3 x wild garlic leaves 1 x large dandelion leaf A fistful of chopped wild leek leaves A fistful of wild hawthorn A fistful of spinach [...]
Walk on the wild raw green side
Posted in Raw food news, Raw superfoods, Raw travel diary, tagged alkanet, canada water, chick weed, dandelion, diuretic, funky raw, hemlock, marrow, nettles, plantain, raw food, stave hill ecological park, wild carrot, wild garlic, wild greens, wild leek, wild parsley on April 4, 2009 | 1 Comment »
A few years ago I considered vegetarianism extreme, veganism crazy and I hadn’t even heard of a raw food diet. And now – as a fully convinced yet try-hard raw foodist – the bar has again been raised. Today I was guided on a walk through Stave Hill Ecological Park in the centre of metropolis [...]
The Raw Chocolate Bar that Beats Lindt chocolate balls
Posted in Raw product reviews, tagged algarroba, cacao, chocolate, lindt, lindt balls, planet organic, raw chocolate, twilight on April 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I love chocolate, not as much as my Dad, sister, sister in law and friend Linda, but enough to make it a problem. I love it in any form but I particularly hanker for Lindt chocolate balls, which I wish with all my heart and soul, were raw. In my search for raw chocolate nirvana, I tried various ideas, some that worked and [...]

