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Mazomanie Wisconsin Landed The Food Network Show!

For my birthday my husband took me to a small town called Mazomanie Wisconsin, I call the town Mazo just to keep it easy! We stayed two nights at a historical B&B called “The Walking Iron Bed & Breakfast” owned by David and Karisa Friske. The B & B got its name from and Indian chief whose name, when translated, means “Iron that Walks” I highly recommend you check it out if you’re in the area! A personal thanks to David and Karisa Friske for your hospitality and love of history!

If you have been following my posts you know that I’m a Network Marketer, Internet Marketer and an affiliate marketer, but more important than that my true passion is to support local communities, to eat local and be healthy! Mazomanie was put on the map when TV”s “Food Network” and “Midwest Living Magazine” featured “The Old Feed Mill” owned by Dan & Nancy Viste. “The Food Network” called it “The Best of Country Cuisine.” The Viste’s also own “Whistle Stop Cafe” and “Halle’s Vintage Shoppe.”

Saturday we visited Mazomanie’s farmers market and bought a 2 lb bag of “Lonesome Stone Pancake Mix” which is on the breakfast menu at the “Whistle Stop Cafe.” When we got home Sunday afternoon I was already thinking about my pancakes that I wanted to make Monday morning. Raising seven kids back in the day I came up with away to make pancakes really fast and easy! I want to share with you in this video how I kept it healthy and quick!

Many thanks for all the wonderful people in Mazomanie Wisconsin for making our visit so welcoming! I encourage everyone to support your local farmers markets, businesses and communities!

Visit Historic Mazomanie Dine – Shop – Enjoy

Walking Iron Bed & Breakfast Mazomanie Wisconsin

Lonesome Stone Pancakes With Fresh Fruit!

Lonesome Stone Pancake with Fruit! Yum! (-:

Area Attractions:

Wollersheim Winery Click HERE

House On The Rock: Click HERE

American Players Theatre Click HERE

Canoeing & Water Activities & Hunting & Golf

Debby Beachy

Jul 19, 2010 | 5 comments | View Post

Edible Landscape is Hot! Hot! HOt!

Cafe 27 Stevens Point Wisconsin Yummy!

There’s a buzz going around in my hometown community that’s revolutionizing the way we dine out. Edible landscaping is Hot! Hot! Hot! and it makes perfect since. What better way to combine viable landscaping and healthy organic eating, all wrapped up in a relaxing atmosphere which was inspired by a 27 hour trip to Paris…Cafe 27 of Stevens Point Wisconsin.

It’s always a delightful tasty tantalizing experience when I’m eating out with my mom, daughter or my husband. We look at the food presented with little tasty salads (two or three of them) with the main course and wonder….how did they create this? Oh Yum oh!

I believe collectedly as we become more aware of how poorly we have treated our bodies with eating greasy, sugary, high fat food that change will eventually come. We now know diets don’t work, eating low fat will only will put more sugar in your body (processed foods) which will turn to fat. Eating high fats and tons of red meat will throw your digestive system into overload making you feel sluggish and sick as your body works overtime to digest it.

Mother Earth has been good to us giving a full bounty of harvest when we give her the respect that’s due her. Likewise our bodies have been good to us keeping us going every day, even when we don’t reverence it enough to eat the way God intended us to eat.
I hope this inspires you to grow a garden along beside your flowers. Be aware of what you put into your body everyday and be very grateful for Mother Earth, our hard working farmers and to support our farmer markets thus feeding your body the best that this earth can provide.

Debby Beachy

Jun 29, 2010 | 11 comments | View Post

Braking News! Learn why Eating Clean and supporting your local organic farm market is so important!

It’s getting to be that time of the year when you can hear the airplanes swooping down dusting our crops with pesticides. I live in Wisconsin where we have acres and acres of green beans and potato fields…the big, “Del Mont Plant” is just down the road from where I live.
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