All posts filed under: Fall

Lower temperatures are finally here, and you can use your SNAP/FNS benefits to stay warm for the next few months. The following recipes are best served this time of year[…] Read More

The days are getting shorter and colder and the holidays are right around the corner. That means it is time to start thinking about fun fall recipes to enjoy with[…] Read More

October is the month of Halloween, fall decorations, and pumpkin related foods. However, it is also still a part of hurricane season. According to the National Hurricane Center and the[…] Read More

From June 1 to November 30, it is important to be prepared for hurricane season. In many parts of the United States, including North Carolina, the population may be heavily[…] Read More

Fall is officially here! And whether you love it or hate, that means pumpkin and pumpkin spice products are everywhere. Each year new seasonal products line the shelves of your grocery store. You can find cookies, breads, cereals, yogurt, sauces, and coffee (to name a few) with flavors of pumpkin and spice.

The weather is getting cooler and leaves are changing colors. As the seasons change, many of us look forward to having favorite seasonal treats. Fall is here and you can’t go far without seeing or smelling pumpkin spiced goodies.

None of us like wasting food. It’s like throwing money down the drain. Have you ever faced a power outage and wondered if the food in your refrigerator is safe to eat? You don’t want to throw away the week’s worth of groceries you just purchased, but you certainly don’t want to risk getting sick. Luckily there great food safety resources that can help us make good decisions when faced with a power outage.

These stuffed cabbage rolls will be the perfect addition to your Irish feast. The entire recipe costs about $6.00 to make, so it’s a budget-friendly meal that can feed the[…] Read More