Beth Culbertson

About Beth Culbertson

Beth Bunny is an entrepreneur, business owner, web developer, health advocate, water researcher, general research nut, and Cottage Foods Specialist. She likes to know why ... about everything. Currently she blogs about food, health, water, and more, at HappyBunnyFoods.com, BethCulbertson.com and other linked websites.

Juice Extracting Versus Fruit & Veggie Blending

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The Big Debate The ‘Big-Marketing-Created Debate’. That’s where it’s really coming from. The marketing professionals have us entertained and engaged, excited about the possibilities, all good, … ‘cept for the pieces/parts they din’t tell you about.   JUICE EXTRACTORS  ~ VERSUS ~  SPECIALTY BLENDERS   Juice Extractor Hybrids …   […]

Business Setup Checklist For A Cottage Foods Operation

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Your Cottage Foods Operation Framework & Structure The framework and structure of your new Cottage Foods Operation is largely your choice, but here is a basic outline of all the pertinent benchmarks. DISCLAIMER: All information listed herewith is for your encouragement and for educational purposes only. Verify all information with […]

10 Things You Should Know About A Cottage Foods Operation

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What Is A Cottage Foods Operation? A Cottage Foods Operation is a home-based, food-oriented business that is not required to have, and is exempt from, commercial permitting, in most states. Commercial kitchen permits may not be required, however you may need to comply with city and county licensing requirements, and […]

CELERY

What’s A Celiac? 1

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Is it a type of ‘celery’?  Is it a ‘celery eater’? Is it a ‘celery seasoning’? What the heck is a ‘Celiac’?!! ANSWER: A ‘Celiac’ is person who has been diagnosed with Celiac Disease, which is a severe intolerance to GLUTEN! Celiac Disease is a disorder that results in damage to […]

Where’s The Gluten?

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Boy, oh boy, that gluten is everywhere! So, if you read Wheat Belly by Dr. William Davis, M.D., and you know about Eat Right For Your Blood Type by Dr. Peter D’Adamo, M.D., then you know that … Even if you can eat gluten, you, me, us, we all, probably […]

THE LABEL HOUND
BEE STING

Food Allergy Versus Food Sensitivity

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There’s a big, HUGE difference here. Both terms seem a little benign, but the fact is, a known food allergy can be so severe it results in death instantly. We became aware of this when a dear friend explained how the minutest degree of milk or any milk derivative could […]

Flour – To Gluten Or Not To Gluten

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Some Have Gluten And Some Don’t Here’s what you need to know about flours and gluten. Some have it, and some don’t. The wheats have it for sure, so do barley and rye. Kamut, Spelt and Einkorn, are also in the wheat category, they are ancient wheat species. WHEAT, BARLEY, […]

Wheat Belly