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Healthy Fall Recipes

November 1, 2023

By Carolyn Bird

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

Cranberry muffin placed on a white dish on top of a beige cloth

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How to Properly Store Your Water

October 18, 2023

By Carolyn Bird

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

Person filling a dark blue water bottle at a kitchen sink.

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Fun Summer Salads

September 20, 2023

By Carolyn Bird

Summertime is almost over, but fun summer recipes don’t have to go away as the leaves change. Moreover, they can be very easy to make and all ingredients can be[…] Read More

A salad with lettuce, radish slices, cherry tomatoes, and pita pieces in a black bowl on a green surface.

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How to Prepare Your Kitchen for Hurricane Season

August 9, 2023

By Carolyn Bird

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

A red off-road vehicle parked on a cloudy beach during dawn or dusk, with ocean waves in the background.

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Summer Meals Ideas for Your Family

July 12, 2023

By Carolyn Bird

With children out of school and long days ahead, it may be hard to think of creative meals to cook every week. But with monthly SNAP benefits, you can easily[…] Read More

Close-up of a pizza with ricotta cheese, spinach, sausage, and tomato sauce.

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Using SNAP Benefits to Become a Grill Master

June 28, 2023

By Carolyn Bird

Summertime is finally here and you can use your SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits to enjoy grilling your favorite meals with your loved ones. As the Fourth of July[…] Read More

Picture shows three burger patties being cooked on top of a grill.

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Making the Most with Peachy Pops

June 14, 2023

By Carolyn Bird

Peaches may be associated with the state of Georgia, but they are also in season in North Carolina from June until September. Considering the high temperatures ahead, peaches can be[…] Read More

Four peaches.

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Cool down with Cantaloupes

June 9, 2023

By Carolyn Bird

The weather is heating up and we have the perfect recipe to cool you down! There’s nothing more satisfying than fresh fruit on a warm day. Although we’re use to[…] Read More

A halved cantaloupe and a wedge of cantaloupe on a wooden surface with green leaves.

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Easter Treats

April 6, 2023

By Carolyn Bird

Easter is here! Save money and make Easter snacks at home. Turn those baskets into tasty homemade gifts this year. Peanut Butter Eggs and Carrot Cake Cookies are easy recipes[…] Read More

Ceramic bunny with polka dots and colorful eggs in nests.

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In Season Produce

March 1, 2023

By Carolyn Bird

Farmers’ Markets are opening back up and it’s time to shop in season. Choosing in season produce is a great way to purchase what’s in stock and save money. In[…] Read More

Two broccoli heads.

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