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Natural Foods For The Whole Family!

It’s always better when it’s natural. Eat organic & be healthy

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Last Soup Till The Fall!

Thanks for being a part of Monday Soup days! Stay tuned for the opening of My Plum, My Duck! Lot of great soups and more!

2nd Last Soup Of The Season!

This week’s soups- -Miso Vegetable – Carrot Apple Ginger The soups are freshly frozen ,vegan and gluten free. Using local and organic products as much

3rd Last Soups Till Next Season!

This week’s soups- -Chili (with Okra) – Green Split Pea  The soups are freshly frozen ,vegan and gluten free. Using local and organic products as

End Of March Break Soups!

This week’s soups- Tomato And Green Bean 3 Onion And Balsamic The soups are freshly frozen ,vegan and gluten free. Using local and organic products

March Break

Hi Everyone,  No Soup for march break! Check back in March 27…

Purple Kale And Pink Apple Sauce

This week’s soups- Chick Pea And Purple Kale Curry Apple And Root Vegetable The soups are freshly frozen ,vegan and gluten free. Using local and

Kudos to u macro mum, this is an amazingly creative website, thanks a lot for the tips and recipes 🙂

- Ruba Homaldi

I LOVE your video of your kids baking muffins!!! It’s so sweet!! A macromom myself I’m always happy to meet other families who are into macrobiotics. You have a great website! Many greetings from Austria!

- Isabel

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About Me

I am a whole foods chef with life experience

O.k, So yes, I was picked on a few times when I was a kid for some of the funny food I had in my lunch box. But.. the rice cakes with sprouts or the veggie sushi were actually things I requested for my lunch.

35 years ago my father was introduced to macrobiotics when he was diagnosed with Hodgkins lymphoma. He recovered with full health by adopting the macrobiotic diet and lifestyle. He also passed on his knowledge to my mother and raised his kids on a whole foods diet.

I learned most of my cooking skills from my mother, who is a great cook. Also, bless her, she always gave me free reign in the kitchen. Cooking was one of my many interests and after high school I ventured down to the Kushi Institute in Becket, Massachusetts for a few months, where I lived and studied macrobiotic theory, cooking and shiatsu. I was especially inspired by my teacher, Luchi Baranda, who was always supportive and encouraging, especially when it came to cooking and health for mothers and children.