Great Blogs
http://www.101cookbooks.com: Simple vegetarian recipes that actually work every time, using ingredients that get me oh so excited.
http://www.sproutedkitchen.com: More wonderful recipes, photographed by her brilliant husband who could make mud pies look tasty.
http://www.feedinglittlefoodies.com: A recent London, Ontario-resident hoping to make our city's network of moms a little greener.
http://debbiedas.wordpress.com: A great friend of mine who gives me the shivers with how loving and creative she is.
http://www.thekindlife.com: Celebrity Alicia Silverstone's information about being a vegan in today's world.
http://www.feedingthesoil.com: A wildly organized and purposeful mother/ Montessori teacher who also makes nice crafts.
http://rawjudita.blogspot.com: A friend of a friend who is gaining quite a following in the world of those who keep things natural.
mombyexample.com: A friend's mom has been keeping a blog about parenting as a Christian and I'd take any of her advice.
ecolivinglondon.org/blogs: Our city's best resource for environmentally-friendly everything, including fun meet-ups.
naturemoms.com/blog: A great blog with good recipes.
http://intestinalgardener.blogspot.com/ A Vancouver resident gives her advice on everything gut-related, with a natural spin.
Free Health & Nutrition Tools
eatracker.ca: Input your food intake for the day and get a detailed report of that day's nutrient profile. Has a huge, Canadian database of foods to choose from.
eatrightontario.ca: A sister site of the Dietitians of Canada.
nutritiondata.self.com: A great site to go to when you want to know if a food is healthy or not, or what nutrients it contains. Go ahead: search kale.
