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When chili falls into your meal plan, you can expect a dinner that’s hearty and filling. It is certainly meal-worthy all on its own, but I always think having one simple side is the ticket to rounding out this cold-weather superstar. Whether you want something ultra-comforting and made for dipping, a side that’s bursting with freshness, or something tangy to keep your tastebuds balanced, these 18 sides offer something for everyone.
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Deryn Blackwell has been called the “boy in seven billion.” When you hear his story of beating the odds against a rare form of cancer, you’ll understand why. A young boy at death’s door miraculous story of survival In 2010, when Deryn was just 10 years old, he was diagnosed with leukemia. Two years later, his […]
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Welcome to Kitchn’s Food Budget Diaries series, where we show you how people around the country spend money on what they eat and drink. Each post will follow one person for one week and will chronicle everything that person consumed and how much it costs them.
Name: Marisa
Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Age: 33
Number of people in family: 2 (me and my husband, Cris)
Occupation: I work in fundraising at a university and my husband is a research scientist.
Household income: $126,000
Weekly food budget: $175 to $200, give or take.
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Trader Joe’s is a magical, cutesy wonderland full of great products that are really good at making people say, “I’ve never had that before, but now that I see it, I absolutely must try it.” Last time I was there, I went in for Brussels sprouts and left with camel milk soap, lavender dryer sachets, and four different kinds of dried fruit.
People really, really love Trader Joe’s products, and nobody knows Trader Joe’s products as well as the people who work there.
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It’s fair to say that most Americans have a secret love affair with processed foods. We may not realize it, but we’re unconsciously drawn towards that salty packet of chips, those glistening candy aisles and the pre-packed baked goods in the vending machine. Those of us that live a more conscious life recognize the dangers […]
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Home Depot is a home run when you’re in need of screws, plywood, and mulch, but it might not be the first place you think of when it comes to decorating your kitchen or dining room. And while I’m not about to say that it should be, necessarily, it certainly shouldn’t be ignored.
The next time you’re popping into the home improvement store to pick up a new tape measurer or drywall anchors (or what have you), take some time to look out for the following style upgraders.
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The suplex is wrestling’s equivalent to the home run. It is equal parts crowd pleaser and high point scorer. We’ll first start with how to execute the throw and how to train to reach the mobility necessary to execute the coolest move in wrestling.
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All-Clad has long been one of our favorite high-end cookware brands. The company makes both stainless steel and nonstick cookware that’s heavy duty, long lasting, and reliable. Of course, these things usually come with a hefty price tag. Not today, though! Today only, you can score a number of All-Clad’s classic pieces at a discount, thanks to this VIP spring factory sale.
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Unless your evening commute involves a detour through the Flower District, the easiest way to get a bouquet on your table by dinnertime is to hit the grocery store. Most places offer a decent selection of roses (and maybe tulips if they’re in season), but you’ll get the biggest bang for your buck from mixed bouquets, which run $5 to $10. The question is: How to transform your budget flowers into a brag-worthy bouquet?
To figure it out, we enlisted Nikelle Orellana-Reyes and Hannah Ross Clarke, the owners of Wylde, a floral shop in Raleigh’s hip warehouse district. The shop is known for its artful, organic arrangements — very different from the plastic-wrapped bouquet from Food Lion that I brought in to the studio (featured flower: daisies that had been spray-painted orange). But they gamely took it from me and got to work.
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