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Jerky: Love It or Hate It?
A couple of Summers ago my mom and I were driving and passed a roadside stand that sold "every kind of jerky" — including bison and venison. We wondered who would stop to purchase the jerky. Fast forward a few hours and we arrive home to find my father snacking on jerky he bought from the stand!
Behold! The Beef Jerky Chanel Bag
Why stash beef jerky in your bag when you can just chew it right off your bag! (I would kill to see a well-dressed woman doing that on public transportation — imagine the reactions!) Created by design student genius Nancy Wu at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA, this 100-percent Beef Jerky Chanel bag project is a commentary of sorts on designer accessories. Whatever the commentary is, all I can say is that from far away, this looks like weathered snakeskin.
Product of the Day: Jeff Foxworthy Beef Jerky
There's nothing funnier than a bad press release. You can just imagine marketing people sitting around trying to make something like Jeff Foxworthy Beef Jerky sound...important. Let's see how bad it can get: "The low-carb dieting trend has thrusted meat snacks into the media spotlight."
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Product of the Day: Brief Jerky
What does this have to do with the 4th of July, you ask? Well, almost nothing, unless you consider that, in the Land of the Free, a grown man can choose to put on a pair of bedazzled, be-rhinestoned, Beef Jerky lace-up manties--"Brief Jerky" for short, and no one can do a damn thing about it. Oh, people may shun him, laugh in his face, anything short of a wedgie (too tough).
Elizabeth Hurley: Unlikely Organic Farmer
Off the top of my head I can't remember the last time I've seen British bombshell Elizabeth Hurley on screen, but for good reason — she's packed everything up Green Acres style. The former actress has left the high life of London to live on a 400-acre organic farm in Gloucestershire where she shares space with cattle, poultry, sheep, and pigs.
She's not stopping there either.
Doggies Sit and Stay For a Bit O Luv Beef Jerky Treats
I just couldn't resist putting up this picture of little Samson as he sat nicely and waited for his Bit O Luv Bistro Beef dog treat. It's just too cute! Bit O Luv's philosophy about dogs not just being pets, but being a part of your family, goes right in line with my own.
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Healthy Dose Link Time
- Kate Winslet's costume designer attests that the star has a rockin' bod — That's Fit
- Make your own fruit leathers and beef jerky — Mark's Daily Apple
- Get ripped like Kelly Ripa with these six moves — Shape
- Trying the six-month Sensa diet, where a little sprinkle goes a long way — Elastic Waist
- Just 'cause it is Winter don't leave your upper arms out in the cold — Vital Juice Daily
- Sometimes weekend eating equals food rehab — Margarita Shapes Up
- Too bad we all can't perform Shakira's on stage workout — FitCeleb
- Balancing a newborn and breakfast — Eat Like Me
- Five fitness staples that can go horribly awry — Fitness Fixation Source
Should You Avoid Carrageenan?
If you're a label reader, and let me tell you I sure am, you might have noticed carrageenan listed as one of the ingredients. When I first saw it listed on a Ben and Jerry's pint (yes, ice cream is OK when eaten in moderation), it brought up a couple of questions for me – What exactly is carrageenan and is it something I should avoid?
Carrageenan is actually extracted from red seaweed, and the name comes from a type of seaweed found growing on the coast of Ireland.
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