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“Eating well made easy” for people with Diabetes

August 25th 2010

diabetes
Today is a big day for us! After putting in five years of hard work in R&D and eighteen months in Clinical Testing with the McGill University Health Centre, we are very proud to announce the launch of our specialised meal plan series, starting with the one for people with type 2 diabetes.

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Audio: Listen to this week’s specials

June 10th 2010

Kim FraserYou can hear Cinzia on radio every week, as she chats with host Kim Fraser (in the photo on the right) and shares the week’s best grocery specials with menu ideas.

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Video: SOSCuisine.com featured on Radio-Canada

December 1st 2009

C'est ça la vieAired on November 27th 2009.

Cinzia was interviewed by Philippe Schnobb, host of Radio-Canada TV show “C’est ça la vie”, broadcast from coast to coast. Watch the video (in French).

November: osteoporosis awareness month

November 4th 2009

be bone healthyWhen we launched the “bone-healthy” menus last September, many people asked me “why?” I feel that this is the ideal time to answer that question, since November is the month for osteoporosis awareness, a disease that strikes without warning and which should certainly not be ignored.

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Audio: Cinzia interviewed on Radio Centre-Ville

October 28th 2009

montreal_smallDo you want to learn more about the evolution of SOSCuisine.com?

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Video: Freezing Foods

October 13th 2009

Originally aired on October 10, 2009 on TVA.

Cinzia did her seventh report on the popular French TV program Par-dessus le marché. This time around, Cinzia shares her tips about freezing food the smart way. Watch the video (in French).

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Video: Essential pantry items

September 14th 2009

Originally aired on September 12, 2009 on TVA.

Cinzia did her sixth report on the popular French TV program Par-dessus le marché this summer. In this episode, Cinzia explains what 18 to 24-year-olds should keep in their pantry, fridge and freezer. Watch the video (in French).

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