This place made Publix look like a shanty market in an impoverished neighborhood.
It’s Time To Consider the Brown Bag
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The average American spends…on eating out!
How To Travel Light
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With summer vacation plans underway, it’s time to pack away the bulky sweaters and start thinking about exposing our pasty legs to the world. If […]
Week 3: The One Thing Challenge
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I’ve done a little leg work for you. If you feel like you must hit a fast food drive through for your morning nosh, here are the best choices from the most frequently visited take away spots:
Wk 2: The One Thing Challenge
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Simple, easy, you can totally do it. Â GO!
Ultimate Guide For Eating <500 calories at Chick-Fil-A
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If you frequent Chick-Fil-A, Copy. Â Print. Â Laminate. Â Put it in your purse or side pocket of your car!
The Calories, Fat, Sodium & Sugar in These Foods Are Shocking!
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Some of the meals on this list for 2018 contain almost four days’ worth of the recommended fat content. Among the nation’s unhealthiest dishes is a 1-1/2-pound pretzel that contains 1,920 calories.
Emerald City Take Two
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There is no question that sight and smell contribute to taste and the smell of the baguette will leave you wishing for daily visits to this bistro.
Seattle Eats
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Getting Smart with the Natural Life
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Where do you draw the line between what is natural and positive, and unnatural and negative?
How To Make a Healthy Salad Taste Good
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I have a pretty long list of dishes to take to social events. Â I can pretty much pull a recipe from my butt (as my […]
A Day in Philly
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A lesson on America’s history. Â A view of the liberty bell and a tour of Independence Hall. Â I guess the tour guide’s mustache muffled his […]
Pretzels in Pennsylvania
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Julius Sturgis founded the first commercial pretzel baking company in 1861. Â The pretzels were hand twisted until the 50’s. Â Most pretzel twisters were able to […]