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Valentine’s Treats
By Carolyn Bird

Let’s stir up something sweet just in time for Valentine’s Day. Homemade treats are the best, especially when they’re made with love. Instead of purchasing big name candy items, why[…] Read More

Heart-shaped balloons with polka dot backdrop and clouds on a pink background.
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Fruit Slush
By Carolyn Bird

Whether gathering indoors or outdoors, let’s celebrate with great food and cool drinks. The Fruit Slush is the perfect combination of summer fruits blended for a refreshing flavor. Try different[…] Read More

A glass of red, frothy drink with a kiwi slice and a green and white striped straw.
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Blueberry Muffins
By Carolyn Bird

Blueberries are still in season in North Carolina! Get them while they’re locally grown, fresh, and low cost. Support local agriculture by visiting your county Farmers Market where your Supplemental[…] Read More

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Strawberry Muffins
By Carolyn Bird

Who doesn’t love strawberries? Strawberries are delicious no matter if they’re fresh, frozen, dried, or canned. North Carolina’s strawberry in-season timeline runs from May through mid-June. If you can’t get[…] Read More

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Pumpkin Spice Season is Here!
By MoreFood

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.

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