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The Great Alaska hamburger quest
🍔 Season Two, Episode One: The Airport Upset Nobody Saw Coming (The Grandmother–Grandson Expedition Continues… now crossing state lines.) PART I — The Setting Leaving Alaska is always bittersweet. Bright snow. Blue sky. Majestic mountains surrounding us. One last Miller’s Market memory still lingering on our taste buds. And then… Minneapolis–St. Paul Airport. Not exactly the place you go expecting burger greatness. We were just two exhausted travelers trying to survive a
Deb Wood, PhD, ND
Nov 202 min read


🍔 THE GREAT ALASKA HAMBURGER QUEST
We test burgers so you don’t have to. You’re welcome. A Grandmother–Grandson Expedition Across Alaska (and Beyond) Featuring:Gannon — The Youth Burger Whisperer Deb — The Official Narrator, Driver, and Halibut-Salad Enthusiast Follow along as Gannon renders verdicts that could shake the culinary world… or at least a few fry baskets. Season One Continues: The Alaska Trials Sadly: Farewell to Alaska The Burger That Tried… and Failed Yesterday was our last full day in Alaska.
Deb Wood, PhD, ND
Nov 162 min read


hamburger blog
🍔 No Burger for You, Bucko! We didn’t slow down our search for Alaska’s best burger — it’s just that Gannon has become a man of preferences. Since he’s already crowned his top two, when he’s craving a hamburger, he wants only the proven, the chosen, and the perfectly charred: #1 — Miller’s Market (still the champ) One small problem: it’s an hour from either Anchorage or Talkeetna. And the weather and the roads have slowed us down. #2 — Arctic Roadrunner Anchorage classic.
Deb Wood, PhD, ND
Nov 113 min read


Watcher's of weight unite
Some people count calories. Others count opinions. Here’s what I’ve learned about both — and why silence might just be my new superpower. I joined a “Fat Club,” got more advice than a presidential candidate, and learned the best diet is saying nothing at all. Read on if you’ve ever been told what’s “best” for you. We all watch our weight, our words, and sometimes our neighbors. Here’s a funny little reminder that peace — and laughter — are the best kind of discipline. Here's
Deb Wood, PhD, ND
Oct 283 min read
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