I love to travel. I find so much joy in seeing new places, experiencing different cultures, and meeting people who lead completely different lives from mine. But sometimes, whether because of time or money, taking a big trip during a vacation isn’t an option. But that doesn’t meant that your break has to be boring! I’ve got a really fun staycation idea for families (or anyone who loves to eat): explore the world through food.
Healthy Breakfasts with Less Work I like to think of myself as a down-to-earth, reasonable, practical kind of person and I think that for the most part I am, but I do have this one tendency that regularly leaves me feeling like a naïve schmuck: I always believe that when summer starts things will slow down and I’ll make progress on my “to do” list. This year, as we limped (staggered?) to the school finish
Rice is a beloved and essential ingredient in cuisines from all around the world. While many of us tend to think of it as a simple side dish for a wide variety of meals, there are so many fun and exciting ways that you can turn your plain steamed rice into something even more delicious. So, to help inspire and motivate you to take your rice game to the next level, I’m sharing ideas for
According to the USDA, monthly food spending, if most or all meals are eaten at home, can range from $567.80 to $1296.40 for a family of four. To try to get closer to the lower end of that spectrum, here are our top ten ways to save money on your food budget.Top Ten Ways to Save Money on Food1) Eat more meals and snacks at homeAmericans spend about 50% of food dollars on out-of-home meals,
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