…use right away or freeze for later. Compost what you can’t use Some fruit and vegetable scraps—like cantaloupe rinds or onion skins—aren’t especially easy to repurpose into actual food. Composting…
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…default option When children grow up eating whole grains, opting for whole grains later is no big deal. It’s like that with lots of healthy foods. That’s why it pays…
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…eat. Lately, I have been using the daily meal plan tool available at www.myplate.gov to help people understand their daily requirements. From how much to offer children to the true…
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…always leave it ventilated to allow for expansion of hot air. Leave the vent hole open. Cover it loosely with a clean kitchen towel to prevent messes. Vegan Mac &…
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…it for them for a fast pick up of their frozen meals ready to thaw and cook as needed. Open since October, 2006, Make Thyme for Dinner continues to improve…
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…and you’re tired, but the grocery store is open until 9, so if you hurry you can put together something cute and healthy for the little cherubs to enjoy tomorrow….
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As the 2012 Summer Olympics open in London, we’ll all be admiring the strength of the world-class athletes competing for the gold. A large part of their training routine is…
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…raisins, Annie’s Homegrown Honey Bunny Grahams, chopped walnuts Sweet and Salty Mix: Dried Apricot chunks, dry roasted cashews, mini pretzel sticks, Bear Naked Peak Protein Granola *Indicates a gluten-free option…
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