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Best of the season to you Do you know someone who buys gifts for others that they really want themselves? I’m definitely one of those, so when I wish you a relaxing, stress-free winter break, you’ll know what I really want for Christmas! There will be a very brief lull, but other than that, we’re as busy as ever. The latest news – product trials in mainland China! Because we know you’re short on time over the holiday season, and that the time you do have to spare is usually dedicated to enjoying moments with loved ones, family and friends….. we’re keeping our December newsletter nice and brief…… we look forward to contacting you again in January with an update on or our early 2005 activities! Still, we can’t let you close out the year without a little contribution from the FACT team! So to help counteract the tendency to overindulge over the holidays, we have included below a few simple tips on Eating Well to Stay Well! Then, start the New Year off right with something from of our new line of Nutrition First retail size, make-at-home bake mixes, soon available for purchase on our ecommerce site. If you aren’t familiar with us, FACT is an innovator and supplier in the functional baked goods arena. Our current product lineup – bread, muffin, cake and various other commercial dough premixes – forms the core of FACT’s business. For the complete product listing, click here. We would love to hear from you! If you have any questions, feedback or news of your own that you would like to share, please let us know and we will discuss it in this journal. |
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Eat well, stay well this holiday The holidays are a time for relaxing, for visiting with family and enjoying each others’ company. Reuniting with family and gathering with friends often centers around a meal. Eating well at this time of year is more challenging than at other times because we’re not on regular schedules (every day is a Saturday) and menu choices are often out of your hands…because they’re out of your kitchen! However, there are some rules of thumb that will help to curb unhealthy eating. They start with common sense and end with some simple pointers to help keep you on track! Staying healthy over the holidays is easy. Follow the guidelines below for a no-hassles way to make it through the holidays fit as a fiddle. Never skip a meal to make up for excesses. Part of eating well involves…eating! If it is regularly deprived of food, the body learns to save up in times of plenty, just as bears do when they fatten up before winter hibernation. Try to stick to a normal schedule.
Have a wonderful holiday, everyone! Best wishes for the New Year, 
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