Author: More Food

We’ve all been there: staring into a cabinet packed with half-empty bags of specialty flour, three jars of obscure mustard, and a lone can of water chestnuts, yet feeling like[…] Read More

It is no secret that we should all avoid fast food options as much as possible. But we have also found ourselves in a time crunch during the week and[…] Read More

In the past few months, you may have heard about the SNAP program. It stands for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and it used to be known as the “Food[…] Read More

Nowadays, knowing how to shop for the right products at the grocery store can be just as challenging as cooking multiple meals every week for your family. Key healthy kitchen[…] Read More

Welcome back to the final part of making Spirits and Budgets Bright! A gathering does not have to be in the evening and can sometimes be what starts our day.[…] Read More

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