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Archive for the ‘Food’ Category
Peanuts on Planes – Friend or foe?
Monday, June 21st, 2010 by designtravel1
A section of the Department of Transportation has been looking into whether or not to ban peanuts on airplanes due to passengers and their allergies. Many peanut allergy sufferers actually have a life or death problem if there are even particles in the air around them. Does this mean that DOT needs to create and enforce a ban on peanuts on planes? Will this lead to others demanding that another food source, such as wheat or gluten should also be banned? What are your thoughts? Can this be handled any other way? Tell us what you think.
Gulf oil spill – what does it all mean?
Thursday, May 20th, 2010 by designtravel1
The Deepwater Horizon rig exploded in a well blowout on April 20, killing 11 crew members. BP is still trying to stop this gusher over a mile down in the Gulf of Mexico. The NY Daily News reports that BP believes that it has its first success in the clean-up. However, how far will the oil spread? How much of the environment will be permanently damaged or destroyed? How high will food prices go? How will your vacation survive if it’s to the affected coastlines, Florida or Key West? Only time will tell.
Las Vegas Restaurant Gem!
Friday, April 23rd, 2010 by designtravel1I just came back from Las Vegas. I found a hidden gem! It’s a restaurant in the Imperial Palace. It’s called Hash House a Go Go. What a great place to eat! You’ve got to try it. They advertise it as ‘Twisted Farm Food”. Yum!
Nancy
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