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Category: What’s Cooking?
November and male health
During November each year, Movember is responsible for the sprouting of millions of moustaches around the world. Through the power of the moustache, vital funds and awareness are raised to combat prostate and testicular cancer and mental health challenges.
Meet Sara and baby Aidan!
From the weight loss to pregnancy and breastfeeding menus; I have done them all! My experience with SOS Cuisine menus started a few months before my wedding because my husband and I wanted to look good on our wedding day so we decided to try the weight loss menu.
Healthy Halloween Snacks
It’s almost Halloween. Within a few hours, tons of candies and other sweets are going to be devoured by trick-or-treaters of all ages. Why not eating something healthy this year, while still honouring the spirit of the day? Get inspired by these yummy “treats” that will help “trick” your taste buds and satisfy even the […]
Food Allergy Horrors at Halloween
When you have a child suffering from a food allergy, Halloween celebrations are sure to make you break out into a cold sweat. Here are some tips to enjoy the party in total safety.
Multi-coloured Honey
Normally, to produce honey, bees collect nectar from nearby flowers and return to the hive to store it in honeycombs. But if other tasty “sweets” are within reach, bees may change their diet, especially in dry weather. And the result may be disastrous. This is what happened recently in northeastern France. Beekeepers in Ribeauvillé found themselves […]
Things to do with your Halloween Pumpkin
It’s Halloween time again and zillions of pumpkins are going to be carved, just to end up in the trash few days later. Why not eating your jack-o’-lantern this year?
A Pseudo-Fruit named Fig
Botanically speaking, fig is not a real fruit but rather a fleshy-structured inflorescence containing hundreds of tiny crunchy seeds, which becomes edible when ripe. Along with dates, olives and grapes, figs were the most important fruits in the diet of ancient Mediterranean civilizations. In fact, 11,400 year-old figs were found in the Jordan Valley in […]
World Menopause Day
Did you know? Today is World Menopause Day! World Menopause Day actually began in 1984, and was instituted by the World Health Organization and the International Menopause Society, to raise awareness, encourage education, and draw attention to the research and health information available on the subject of menopause. During this period of life, the woman’s […]
Testimonial from Denis, who feels like singing again
We often receive positive feedback from our members. This one comes from Denis, who is on a mission to help his family and friends to improve their health through better eating. Exactly as he did himself, thanks to the menus against chronic inflammation. We spoke on the phone about 2 months ago, when he bought […]
World Food Day
World Food Day is celebrated each year on October 16th in honor of the date of the founding of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations in 1945. Its goal is to raise awareness of the issues behind poverty and hunger. The World Food Day theme for 2013 is “Sustainable Food Systems […]
Medicinal plants night-time market in Bogotá
In Bogotá, the capital of Colombia, in the district of Los Martires, there is a very special market. Two nights a week, Monday and Thursday from 10 pm until late at night, some 400 farmers from around the country gather in Samper Mendoza market to sell their herbs.
SOSCuisine on Pinterest
Do you know Pinterest? It’s a social network that allows users to create, manage, and share their image-collections. Users can save their images, add a caption and categorize them on different boards and also follow other users’ boards if they have similar tastes or interests. All of our recipes can now be easily pinned on […]
