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Food Should Be Food
I recently attended the Natural Products Expo West in Anaheim and came away feeling the industry had lost interest in food. The convention center was full of booths offering the latest energy bars or hydration systems. But real food? Not…
If You Give a Friend Some Oatmeal…
Thanksgiving is almost here. You can tell by all the Christmas ads you see. Fortunately, you can also tell by the many people who take this time to reflect on the things that matter most in their lives.
Access to better-for-you food matters to…
How Do You Sow Your Wild Oats?
An Ad for Earth Day
Earth Day is coming. You can tell by all the commercials peddling ways to save the environment…buy a car and plant a tree…save box tops to protect the rain forest. The possibilities are endless. Unfortunately, what isn’t endless is a commitment…
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Tagged Country Choice Organic, Earth Day, Environment, organic food, Recycle, Reduce, Reuse, Sustainability
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IMPROVED FIT KIDS INSTANT OATMEAL RECIPE TO PROVIDE EVEN BETTER NUTRITION
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (February 2010) —Country Choice Organic, a leading producer of USDA certified organic oatmeal, cookie and snack products, is reducing the sugar in each FIT KIDS Instant Oatmeal variety by 18 to 23 percent as part of an…
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Tagged Breakfast, Country Choice Organic, Great Taste, healthy start, kids health, Oatmeal, organic food, USDA organic, whole grain
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When Social Media Becomes Social Action
While much of the social media world is sharing the latest Tiger tale or LOL joke, there are places where your connectedness can do some good. Country Choice Organic wants Facebook fans (ideally who love our stuff, but we’ll worry…
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Tagged Country Choice Organic, Facebook, FIT KIDS, food bank, Oatmeal, organic food, social action, Social Media, whole grain
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Healthy School Breakfast? How Notable!
One of our more rewarding endeavors is a partnership with a company trying to transform school breakfast. Obviously this is no easy task, but with reams of data pointing to the importance of breakfast and reports exposing the empty calories…
What Does Oprah Know?
For some time Oprah has called out Steel Cut Oats as her “favorite whole grain”. And who can argue…100% whole grain…helps reduce cholesterol…nutty texture…30 minute cook time…30 MINUTE COOK TIME?!? Okay, maybe it’s not so perfect (unless you have a…
Good Taste A Good Thing
For years it seemed the certainties of life included death, taxes, and bad-tasting organic food. This perception was created by gnarly produce, funky ingredients, and a meager assortment of sticks and twigs not suited for most healthy, yet taste-conscious shoppers.
However,…
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Tagged Country Choice Organic, Great Taste, organic food, USDA organic
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A sure sign of spring is when broad rhubarb leaves steadily overtake whole corners of the garden. While a little later than usual, rhubarb season is (finally) here and we’re busy finding uses for the tart red stalks. One of…





