@GOOD Asks: What's Your New Year's Food Resolution? Answers

Previous Article Next Article

Hillary Newman
Community Manager @GOOD

January 5, 2011 • 12:00 pm PST
+ comments

Yesterday on GOOD, Twitter, and Facebook, we asked our friends: What's your New Year's food resolution? We ask a question to our Twitter and Facebook faithful once a day, so if you’re not yet following @GOOD or a fan, make sure to sign up and participate in the conversation.

Check out what our Twitter followers had in mind:

And here is what our Facebook buddies had to say:

We want to hear from you. What's your New Year's food resolution? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.

Need some inspiration? Check out GOOD employees' food related resolutions from 2011 here.

Posted in: GOOD Blog,; Technology,; Lifestyle,

Tags: food,; facebook,; twitter,; social media,; @good asks,; good asks,; #goodasks,; food resolutions,; new years resoultion,; food new years resolution

More GOOD stuff

@GOOD Asks: What's Your New Year's Food Resolution?

@GOOD Asks: What Is Your New Year's Resolution for 2011?

Make it by Monday: DIY New Year's Resolutions

Comments

Join or sign in to comment…

Comments loading

Sponsored by University of PhoenixRelated posts

Environment
What's Your Earth Day Resolution? The Community Answers
by Hillary Newman
GOOD Blog
What's Your New Year's Resolution?
Don't say Uncle Sam never did you any favors. If you're wondering where your tax dollars have been going, check this out: a helpful list of...
by Siobhan O'Connor
Issue 002
The Big List of New Year's Resolutions
St. Francis faces off with Satan in a resolution showdown, as told by George Saunders.
by George Saunders, Sam Friedman
Education
New Year's Resolutions for Teachers: The 30 Goals Challenge
A social media campaign wants to motivate teachers to make a fresh start in 2012.
by Liz Dwyer
Education
What Will Education Be Like in 100 Years? The Community Answers
by Hillary Newman
News
Obama's New Years Resolution: Ignore GOP, Strike a Populist Tone, Get Re-Elected
The appointments highlight economic issues—financial predation and corporate overreach—that voters care about in 2012.
by Tim Fernholz
Lifestyle
Is It Better to Provide Health Food or To Eliminate Junk Food? The Community Answers
by Hillary Newman
Culture
What Would You Like Your Life to Be Like in 10 Years? The Community Answers
by Hillary Newman
Lifestyle
Should There Be a Tax on Fatty Foods? Answers
by Hillary Newman
Lifestyle
How Have You Changed Your Diet in the Past Year? The Community Answers
by Hillary Newman
Lifestyle
What Is Your Favorite Comfort Food? The Community Answers
by Hillary Newman
Lifestyle
We Want To Eat GOOD (or at Least Better) in 2011
2011 is going to taste pretty good around here—for the first few weeks of January, at least. What's your New Year's food resolution?
by Nicola Twilley
Lifestyle
Would Warning Labels on Food Make People Eat Better? Answers
by Hillary Newman
Lifestyle
Which Spring Foods Are You Most Looking Forward To? The Community Answers
by Hillary Newman
Culture
What Are the Best New Blogs on the Internet? Answers
by Hillary Newman
Lifestyle
What's Your #1 Tip for New Vegetarians? The Community Answers
by Hillary Newman
Culture
Where Do You Get Your News? The Community Answers
by Hillary Newman
Lifestyle
Should Toys Be Banned from Fast Food Meals That Don't Meet Certain Nutritional Standards? Answers
by Hillary Newman
News
If You Could Spend a Year Changing the World, What Would You Do? Answers
by Hillary Newman
Culture
Q: What New Bands Should We Put on Our Radar? The Community Answers
by Hillary Newman