Friday links

Thought I'd share a few posts from other blogs that I liked this week.

Let's start by staying on topic. Take a look at this blog: Live H.F.C.S. Free. More info on the vile stuff in case you don't get your fill of the topic here.

JC over at StoryRhyme has a rant about HFCS that every parent (at least every parent that regularly reads this blog) can relate to.

I'm always fascinated with food ingredients in general. Live Well 360 takes a look at the ingredient lists of a couple of common food items and explains some of the more obscure ingredients. (And if you like that post, check out the book Twinkie, Deconstructed by Steve Ettlinger. He takes a look at each ingredient in a twinkie.)

Along that same vein, WebMD examines the claims that foods make (like "all natural" and "made with whole grains") and tells which claims you should ignore and which you should look for in your foods.

Love this guest post over at May's Machette. If you think you don't like tofu, read it! Great tips on making tofu that doesn't suck.

Fatfighter and 7 Day Shootout both talk about how the poor economy is making us eating eat worse. Watch what you eat, folks!

Last, MizFit reminds us to never take no for an answer.

Hope you enjoy the links as much as I did!