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Capture the power of taste
Tailoring Your Tastes is an important new concept cookbook
based on two natural premises. The first foundation is the power
of individual taste buds - if you like it, you will want to eat
it. The second foundation is accommodation of normal attitudes
& behaviours - a decision to change is usually followed by
a rapidjump into new ways of doing things and an expectation
of immediate success - conditions that lead to giving up on the
desire for change. The tools in Tailoring Your Tastes work through
these two filters by offering three variations on the same recipe
to enable a gradual and permanent move to new healthier taste
preferences.
Co-authored by registered dietitian, Linda Omichinski, and registered
nurse, Heather Wiebe Hildebrand, Tamos Books of Winnipeg originally
published this vibrant guide to acquiring a taste for healthier
food choices. Full colour photographs, and a careful layout of
the process for recipe alterations stimulate the desire to get
started.
The credentials and personal stories of the authors add dimension
to the book. Linda Omichinski is also the author of the best
selling, You Count, Calories Don't (first published by
Tamos Books) which broke important new ground with the freeing
message that diets don't work and pose a health risk. She is
the creator of HUGS, a healthy living nondiet program, that is
delivered by a worldwide network of health professionals. Heather
Wiebe Hildebrand is a licensed HUGS facilitator, a former dieter,
a community health nurse and a person with diabetes.
Eating healthy has become the latest diet fad. Low fat and high
fiber are the new status icons for a health conscious public.
And what about taste? "Oh well, if it's good for me I can
eat it" - an attitude that dooms the eater to rnuster up
the same type of 'self control" that spells diet - "I
shouldn't/ can't cat it." Tailoring Your Tastes is not a
diet repackaged as healthy eating. The book sets out a truly
unique set of nondiet nutrition concepts that are simple and
easy to use. |