POM Wonderful

What's in your juice? And where has it been?

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=100830170

Do you know what's in your food or where it comes from?  

We'll be watching this to see if something can be done about all of the garbage being sold as the real thing...our own studies have shown that most of the "pomegranate" juice you buy isn't actually pomegranate or at least not the same pomegranates that have been proven medically beneficial.

"Not every brand is as honest as POM Wonderful. Three independent labs tested ten other brands claiming to have 100% pomegranate juice and found that nine out of ten so-called pomegranate juices had added sugar, colorants and other low-grade fruit juices." Link

Striking Out On Your Own

Read the latest Lynda Resnick interview by Newsweek's Nick Summers. Lynda is the founder of POM and answers the question, is now a good time to start a company? Absolutely...

Cornish Game Hen with POM Pomegranate Glaze

March is the turning point between spring and winter, and for this month’s POM blog entry, I wanted to say goodbye to winter by roasting rock cornish game hens, with an Asian-inspired pomegranate juice glaze.

A game hen actually isn’t a game hen, it’s merely a young chicken — sort of the equivalent of lamb and veal. I find the taste to be more distinctive than a full-grown chicken, but it’s not a gamey taste, just a little more flavorful.

Joel Stein, TIME.com and POM, saving print journalism…kind of

Check out the funny article by Joel Stein over at TIME.com…

“…That's why I've decided to save print journalism. My first idea was to get every reporter to switch beats and cover only cats doing funny things. Then I had some more Pom Wonderful, allowed the antioxidants to flush out my free radicals and came up with the perfect solution: product placement…”