Author: More Food

Cooler temperatures bring us inside and look for warm, cozy meals. Soups and chilis offer one-pot meals that can save you time on prep and clean up. Following our series[…] Read More

Welcome back to the second part of making Spirits and Budgets Bright! When gathering friends and family alike we try to make our feasts last with extra dishes. This second[…] Read More

If you live in an area that relies heavily on discount grocery stores like Dollar General, Dollar Tree, ALDI, Lidl, or similar store, your meals might require more creativity. Great[…] Read More

As you may have heard, due to the government shutdown, SNAP/FNS benefits have been suspended for the month of November 2025. NCDHHS will notify SNAP/FNS participant households and individuals by[…] Read More

November marks the start of the fall season with colder temperatures and exciting holidays on the horizon. However, it is also still a part of hurricane season. While the most[…] Read More

When hurricane season hits, most of us are busy boarding up windows and purchasing batteries, but there’s one crucial element many overlook: how you’ll eat and prepare food when the[…] Read More

During hurricane season, power outages and flooding can threaten your food supply—but good storage practices can help protect it. Whether your food is fresh, frozen, or shelf-stable, where and how[…] Read More

As we continue through hurricane season in North Carolina, it is crucial to have supplies ready for power outages or if you need to leave your home. Having a stocked[…] Read More

Our North Carolina communities are resilient, and as hurricane season ramps up, it’s important to equip ourselves with tools that support financial stability and peace of mind. . Here are[…] Read More

Finding meals for just one person can be challenging as many sources today focus on audiences with children. But if you live alone and mostly cook for yourself, you don’t[…] Read More