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Frozen Peach Pops

July 31, 2020

By Carolyn Bird

Looking for more simple frozen desserts for these hot days in North Carolina? Quickly throw these simple ingredients together for a sweet, healthy treat on warm days! Try these frozen[…] Read More

Close-up of a pale yellow popsicle with red fruit pieces.

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Fantastic French Toast

July 31, 2020

By Carolyn Bird

There’s nothing better than homemade French toast. Use your SNAP dollars to buy just five ingredients and enjoy! Put a twist on traditional plain French toast by adding fruit, or[…] Read More

French toast with berries on a white plate.

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Strawberry S’mores (Smores)

July 30, 2020

By Carolyn Bird

This delicious dessert is a hit with kids and adults. It takes the classic s’more recipe and gives it a fruity, nutritious kick with less sugar! This recipe is the perfect[…] Read More

Graham cracker desserts with whipped cream, strawberry slices, and mint on a wooden surface.

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Three Sisters Salad

July 30, 2020

By Carolyn Bird

The Three Sisters salad is a simple recipe that calls for canned, fresh or frozen vegetables. With easy preparation, this is a recipe that the children can get involved in.[…] Read More

Glass bowl with a mixed salad of black beans, corn, zucchini, cilantro, and bell peppers.

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Simple Roasted Carrots

July 29, 2020

By Carolyn Bird

Not a big fan of vegetables? Roasting them is a great way to make them taste delicious, especially for the kids to enjoy! They taste even better using your SNAP[…] Read More

Close-up of roasted carrot sticks on a baking sheet.

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