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Monday, August 2, 2010 at 9:23AM | Comments Off |

Perhaps you've heard of - or even been to - my True Food Kitchen restaurant in Phoenix. In this video, executive chef Michael Stebner shares the philosophy and ideals behind our food.

I'm also proud to announce that today marks the opening of our second True Food Kitchen location - this one at Fashion Island in Newport Beach, California!

If you don't live in Phoenix or Southern California, here's the recipe for True Food's famous Chocolate Flourless Cake.

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Reader Comments (2)

Should we women over 60 continue to take calcium supplements since the latest findings show that they may cause calcium buildup in the heart? I heard it yesterday, Sunday, from Dr. Rosenfeld on Fox.

August 2, 2010 |

Rae Dart

Greetings Rae Dart
We are looking into this and will keep you posted.
Best!

August 2, 2010 |

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