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Holly Kelsven
Research elsewhere about food quality. Pay attention to ingredients bloggers use & decide if their site is right for your nutritional goals. Seek healthy food bloggers, like myself.
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Debbie Hicks
SERIOUSLY WHEN are we supposed to be responsible for our own actions? It is getting ridiculous in this country....nobody can think for themselves or be responsible for themselves!
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Karen Young
Most people who look up recipes are already showing initiative in their steps to better health. Buyer beware applies in this case.
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Caitlin Croswell
I think a lot of the food bloggers educating us about nutrition know nothing! They do more harm with their false education than they would without any!
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I cook at home precisely so I can control the nutritional factors of my food, and purposely seek out blogs that provide that info with their content.
ReplyBecause it's the right to do!
ReplyIf meals are not healthy a comprehensive nutritional list should be provided to assist people/readers in making informed decisions regarding their health and nutrition.
ReplyBecause why not? If you're posting a healthy recipe, why not explain WHY it's healthy.
ReplyAlthough I don't think that every food blogger should be dedicated to healthy food, I do believe that they should let those who read their blogs be aware of the nutritional content of their food.
ReplyThey shouldn't tell people to eat one way or another, but they should include nutritional information that will help readers make more informed decisions about what they are putting in their body.
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