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Tickle Your Taste Buds with Texture

Crispy, chewy, soft, firm, creamy, smooth and crunchy — a food’s texture adds sass to your cooking and puts a smile on your face.

Taste Puts the Fun in Food

When we experience these five basic categories of taste, our favorite foods come alive with personality.

Kashi's Response to Recent News

Kashi's Response to Recent News

by Kashi 6 Comments 1 Review

Jeff Johnson Elaborates on a Few of His Favorite Subjects

There’s a lot going on in the organic food industry right now. We sat down with Jeff Johnson, Kashi nutritionist, to get the latest on GMOs, happiness and the future.

Full Steam Ahead: Three Reasons to Cook with Steam

Do you want to cook an easy, wholesome meal without spending all day in the kitchen? Well, eating healthy can be fast and flavorful with the right cooking method.

Kashi and the NON-GMO Project

Kashi and the NON-GMO Project

The Power of You

Understanding just how much you influence your kids’ diets

Fool-Proof Ways to Prepare Delicious Veggies For Your Family

There is a misunderstanding that I think we as moms have (unfortunately) come to accept, and that is: “kids don’t like to eat vegetables.”

by Domenica Catelli 2 Comments 3 Reviews

What My Parents Taught Me About Feeding My Child

My mother's love of real food and my father's passion for trying new tastes helped me discover my own healthy appetite and guide me today in feeding my own son.

Age Appropriate Tips to Get Your Kids Cooking

Sometimes it can feel like it’s more trouble than it’s worth to get our kids in the kitchen with us. If they are little, we worry about them making a big mess or hurting themselves.

by Domenica Catelli Be the first to comment 6 Reviews