Thanksgiving Planning: The Tools
With just 2 ½ weeks to Thanksgiving, I’m well into my planning mode. I just don’t like it when I leave things to the
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With just 2 ½ weeks to Thanksgiving, I’m well into my planning mode. I just don’t like it when I leave things to the
Thanksgiving Planning: The Tools Read More »
The Family Eats Four Pillars (Planning, Purchasing, Preparing, and Partaking) are important to follow on a daily basis, but during holiday time, it is even more
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Soup comes chunky, thick, smooth, and thin varieties. But now, according to my daughter, soup can also be described as “fuzzy.” I made Herbed Carrot
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I’m experiencing Monday morning exhaustion. The kids are at school and I’m seriously thinking about taking a nap, as this is my first quiet moment
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October 16th is World Food Day 2013 and the global issues of poverty, food security, and self-reliance continue to be in the news. Family Eats offers
World Food Day 2013: Feeding the World & Feeding my Family Read More »
October is Fair Trade Month here in the U.S. And, what better time than now to start supporting farmers, workers,and families worldwide, simply by
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When I first moved to California, Greg, who was a long-time In-N-Out Burger customer, introduced me to the chain. Of course, the first time he
This past weekend, a two-day art festival was being held at the park across the street. That meant we’d have a constant flow of cars
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I’m a couple weeks into packing lunches for the kids, and things are going pretty smoothly. For the most part, lunch boxes are coming home
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Looking for inspiration for school lunches – or, for packing your own lunch for work? Family Eats has compiled a list of some of our
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