Sponsored: Is raw milk safe?
A friend of mine says drinking raw milk is healthy. Is this true?
Sponsored: The MIND diet
What is the MIND diet?
Sponsored: Connect with us
Connect with me and Ingles Market to find out about events, new items at Ingles, health, food and nutrition information.
Sponsored: Be a Smart Shopper...not a Scared Shopper
It seems like every day there's a different headline, tweet or Facebook post warning us against specific foods or ingredients in our foods. Sometimes it can be hard to sort out the scary information from the facts and science. Here are 3 basic tips for "Food Sanity" in the Supermarket:
Sponsored: Taste of Local in Candler
Thursday, June 29th 3-6pm Ingles Market on Sand Hill Road, Candler NC.
Sponsored: What's the reason for misting produce?
What is used to mist the produce in the Produce Section and why do they need to be misted?
Sponsored: Have a Listen to "Ingles Information Aisle"
For the past 11 years I've been the host of the "Ingles Information Aisle" that airs every Saturday morning on News Radio 570 am (WWNC 570am) at 8am-8:30am ET. This station is part of the "iheart" radio network (www.iheart.com) so you can listen to it on the radio in your car, home or on-line or even with the iheart "app" on your smart phone.
Sponsored: 'Taste of Local' in Hendersonville
Don’t miss “TASTE OF LOCAL” at Ingles Market in Hendersonville (Spartanburg Hwy) Thursday, May 25th • 3-6 p.m. Meet over 20 local farmers, entrepreneurs and suppliers whose products are in this Ingles store and sample!
Sponsored: Peanut butter
One of the staples in my fridge is a jar of natural, no sugar-added peanut butter. I prefer crunchy because I like the texture of the nuts. Peanut butter can be an easy way for those following vegan or vegetarian diets or aiming for more plant-based meals to get protein into their diet.
Sponsored: How can you learn more about farming or get your kids to learn more?
Most of us did not grow up on farms and we may not even see a farm on our daily commute to work or school. How can we learn more about local agriculture and farming and how can we teach our children about the process of how food gets onto the shelves at the local Ingles Market?