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   Who is Sue Gregg? Read about the experiences which prepared her to become a model and mentor to cooks who want to serve their families healthier fare.

    Read the Story of Sue Gregg's family enduring a nine month "health foody" experiment and how she discovered a way to turn Yucks into Yums.

    Are you new here? We recommend that you begin your experience with a Short Tour. It will help you understand what whole foods are about.

  Taste Test Sue's Whole Foods Recipes. Ten recipes introduce basic whole foods preparation methods. 

   Sue Gregg will introduce you to some of the best  ways to improve the quality of the foods you serve your family and some of the easiest, most convenient, and least expensive ways to do it. 

   Transitioning to healthy, whole foods can be overwhelming. For some even the thought can conjure up memories of bad taste experiences.  

    Nine months of attempting to impose good for you fare upon her family from health food cookbooks evoked too many "yuck" responses. So Sue Gregg set a failed experiment aside.

   Two years later an idea came to her. "Isn't the fear of the unknown the biggest obstacle to change?  Why don't I take familiar, favorite recipes and start substituting part of the ingredients with healthier fare?" 

   Now after creating over 800 recipes using wholesome ingredients as whole grains instead of refined flour, honey instead of white sugar, olive oil, coconut oil, and butter instead of hydrogenated fats along with fresh wholesome fruits and vegetables, Sue Gregg is ready to let you in on her secret. 

    Tested, tasty, appetite appealing whole foods recipes are her specialty. These recipes will help you ease your family into healthier whole foods fare.

   Get Sue's Free Recipe Sampler by filling out the lifestyle inventory.
 

Lesson #1 Blender Batter Waffles or Pancakes

Allergy and gluten-free alternatives. 

Read what others are saying:  Blogs & Reviews

Sue Says: "You can succeed  with your first recipe even if  you are a kitchen klutz. My philosophy for success in the kitchen is
 One Recipe at a Time."
"Too many people believe that whole foods means only wheat and yeast breads. That presents a challenge for beginners and the gluten intolerant. Many just give up. Starting with quick breads using Blender Batter recipes with multigrain and allergy alternative choices is much easier! "

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