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* Newspaper Food Columns 
* Recalls & Warnings   * World News - Daily Points of View
* Food News & Nutrition Headlines

Every website offers a unique view with varied information, some good, some bad, and some probably dangerous.   This is certainly true in spades when it comes to health, nutrition and food.

Brill's Content media magazine has singled out six food-oriented sites in the Best Of the Web 2000 feature.    Here's the top rated: 

• Epicurious
  Best all-inclusive food information

• Meals for You
  Best Recipe Site

• Star Chefs
  Best celebrity chef site

• Tavalo
  Best food retail

• Kitchenlink
  Best food and nutrition links

Read the reviews on Brill's rating page.

No surprise that the highest rated site among those  reviewed belongs to Mayo Clinic.  Here's the top five of several hundred they have examined:

• Mayo Health Oasis
  Mayo Clinic

• Consumer Information Center
  U.S. General Services Administration

• Cyberdiet
  Sponsor: Timmi Gustafson, R.D. and Cynthia Fink 

• FDA Food Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition
  US FDA (Food and Drug Administration)

• Food Safety Project
  Iowa State University Extension

Visit Tuft's site for a very brief description of each.  When you click on the link, you will access Tuft's complete review of the site and a link to it.

We submitted the Sneaky Kitchen for review, but I won't hold my breath as we are still new and small, and they may choose not to review us.  I'll keep you posted.

What are your favorite food or nutrition websites?

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