So you need a gift for your Vegan-Curious sister? We suggest: But I Could Never Go Vegan!  by Kristy Turner Why?: This book counters every argument non-vegans make about going vegan. Afraid your friends will stop coming over for dinner? … Continue reading →

So you have a Relative Who Signed Up For a Post-Holiday Race? We suggest: Build Your Running Body by Pete Magill, Thomas Schwartz, and Melissa Breyer Why?: Well the title sort of speaks for itself here. Build Your Running Body … Continue reading →

While we do believe that a book is the perfect gift for every person on your shopping list, they aren’t a one-size fits all kind of present. You can’t order twenty in varying colors and distribute at random. Grandma probably … Continue reading →

The Experiment is thrilled to announce today’s publication of Kristy Turner’s But I Could Never Go Vegan! We’re also excited to share with you a brand new book trailer where we ask readers if they could ever go vegan. We … Continue reading →

Today, the crew at The Experiment went vegan! To celebrate the upcoming December 2 release of Kristy Turner’s BUT I COULD NEVER GO VEGAN!, we baked, we ate chocolate, we got our protein, and we proved that vegan potlucks are … Continue reading →

If you’re not familiar with Workman Publishing’s Blue Plate Special, November is the perfect time to make the acquaintance! The Blue Plate Special is a monthly cookbook club that brings subscribers specially discounted and free ebooks from an award-winning collection of bestselling cookbooks, and November is Deliciously Gluten-Free! Continue reading →

The announcement of global roll-out plans of the lower-calorie Coca-Cola Life has made headlines around the globe (The Sydney Morning Herald). Like Pepsi Next, Coca-Cola Life is a blend of stevia and sugar (sucrose) that provides the sweetness, but fewer … Continue reading →

You cannot look anywhere today without somehow bumping into coverage of climate change. It’s everywhere! The New York Times has a new team dedicated to the coverage of environmental issues. USA Today has a special section reserved for the topic. … Continue reading →

We loved today’s Washington Post blog post on raising calorie consciousness! Would you think twice about what you eat if you knew exactly how much exercise it would take to burn off those calories? Roberto Ferdman specifically discusses the idea … Continue reading →

Tomorrow, Saturday 10/18, is the start of the annual Food & Nutrition Conference & Expo (also known as FNCE) at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, GA, which will take place through Tuesday, 10/21. If you are planning on … Continue reading →