San Antonio Revisited
So I’m back in Alamo City! This time it was just a quick trip but ling enough to be able to report on some new finds! If you missed my…
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Great Eats in Greune
Located just outside of New Braunfels, Texas, you’ll find the historic district of Greune. It’s quaint streets played a major role in the John Travolta movie Michael and have been…
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Healthy Eats in New Braunfels
I love road trips and I love popping into cool, small towns that I might not have had the chance to visit had I just stuck to big cities. New…
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Farms to Forks Engine 2 Immersion and Austin VegFest
While in Austin, I had the pleasure if attending 2 incredible events on the same day! The first part of the day, I spent at Austin’s first VegFest, eating great…
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Eating Vegan, Gluten Free and Healthy in Austin Part 2
I’m back for some more delicious, healthy, vegan and gluten free eats in Austin. I just couldn’t get enough after last week’s post, and quite possibly a third coming next…
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Healthy, Vegan and Gluten Free Heaven in Austin, Texas
I left my heart in Austin, Texas! I know the song says San Francisco but Austin is a great American city that is not only the progressive, college and music…
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Healthy, Vegan and Gluten Free Eats in Johnson City, Texas
Johnson City, Texas. Just an hour or so northwest of San Antonio, located in the beautiful rolling hill country, this is the small town that president Lyndon Baines Johnson grew…
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Say Hi to Ojai’s Healthy Fare
Ah Ojai, just a hop, skip and a jump from Los Angeles, this quaint and cute town, tucked in the valley of Ventura county is a hot spot for spa…
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Healthy in Huntsville
While Huntsville Alabama might not be a big tourist destination, it’s the center of some pretty impressive stuff. It’s the home of NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center and the US…
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Healthy Chattanooga Chow
I had the good fortune of spending some time in Chattanooga, Tennessee recently. One of the greenest cities in America (surprised?) Chattanooga is home to quite a bit of history…
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