npr has an article today that mentions PB!

[lrpurro]

and it is NOT good! 

http://www.pcrm.org/health/reports/five_worst_cookbooks_2010.html

they need to hear some PB success stories, don't you think?

[CherryBomb]

Oh yeah PCRM is an extremist vegan group, so...as far as I'm concerned, this is a list of cookbooks I need to buy ASAP

[californiajenn]

Oh my, that was such an awful article. "These cookbooks will kill you so don't by them say a group of coughvegancough doctors."

[gardenmommy]

Nothing like a bit of bias, eh?  I probably need to have at least one of those on my shelf, lol.  Wait, I'm sure I have at least one "banned" book on there already!

[McGucks]

Sorry for my ignorance...what's PB? Peanut butter and lead are the only two things that come to mind, but I suspect I'm wrong on both counts.  Thanks!

Edited by McGucks - 12/29/10 at 9:14am

[Intoit]

Thanks for posting this... I haven't bought a cookbook in forever thanks to the convenience of the internet, but I see at least 2 necessary evils that will make it into my kitchen very soon!!

Originally Posted by caedenmomma 

Sorry for my ignorance...what's PB? Peanut butter and lead are the only two things that come to mind, but I suspect I'm wrong on both counts.  Thanks!

"Primal Blueprint" advocated by Mark Sisson, author of blog "Mark's Daily Apple (MDA)" ... good stuff, IMO.

[LunaLady]

Originally Posted by CherryBomb 

Oh yeah PCRM is an extremist vegan group, so...as far as I'm concerned, this is a list of cookbooks I need to buy ASAP

 Yeah!!

[Koalamom]

I wasnt going to buy PB any time soon, but now I may just have to....