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We love Trader Joe’s for its prices, its wine and cheese selections, and its cookie butter spread. But it’s the special, seasonal products that make everybody jump up and shout things like, “It’s here, it’s here! The cranberry sauce is finally here!” Trader Joe’s is full of unique things you can’t get anywhere else. Here are five things to buy right now from Trader Joe’s to make Thanksgiving extra spectacular.
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If you are anything like me, at this point in the fall you’ve already reached your limit of beef stews and hearty chilis. Break the monotony with a familiar mix of herbs and spices, a splash of buttermilk, some cream cheese, and a couple of boneless, skinless chicken breasts.
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Your search for an irresistible chicken dish is over. These chicken thighs have perfectly crispy skin, thanks to the hot cast iron skillet, and are completely juicy, thanks to the rich brown butter sauce they cook in. It’s truly the best of both worlds.
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Sugar has been linked to a broad range of health problems: from diabetes to obesity to inflammation to acne to an increased cancer risk. In Britain, adults consume approximately double, and in the U.S. triple, the recommended level of added sugar for additional health benefits (5% of energy intake), with sweet foods and drinks contributing three-quarters of the intake.”
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What is the best workout for people over 40? A definitive answer depends on your genetics, upbringing, and the sports you played. How many hours do you sleep, and what is your medical history? What kind of personality do you have? Some research suggests that 49% of your traits come from genetics, and 51% from the environment.
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Before we get too deep into our Thanksgiving strategy, we’ve got Friendsgiving on our minds. It’s a tradition for many that we can firmly get behind. Who doesn’t love an excuse to get together with friends and feast on turkey and all the fixings a little early? Equally as important as the food, however, is the drink. Yet, if you’re hosting, you’re likely too focused on ensuring the turkey cooks in time to worry about the drinks. Here’s the plan, then: Stir up something quick and cheap and leave your friends to help with the rest.
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When it comes to the crazy world of social media, the most heated debates to ever break out have revolved around food. Like that time Twitter lost its mind over whether hot dogs are sandwiches, or when literally no one could decide if spoons or forks were best for eating macaroni and cheese. And then there was the epic ketchup debacle of 2017 (I mean seriously, who puts it in the fridge?).
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When it comes to Friendsgiving, desserts like classic apple and pumpkin pie are just the tip of the iceberg. And in fact I’d argue that these pies, while much-loved and delicious, are best reserved for your traditional family holiday feast.
Friendsgiving is a time to branch out and get creative with wow-worthy desserts that will totally impress your friends. Here are 10 inspiring dessert recipes that will keep your crowd talking.
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Scrambled eggs are one of those foods that could cause the next world war. Maybe you love the method you grew up with, or the way you learned to eat them when you were older (if your parents butchered them while you lived at home). Some like them cheesy, some like them fluffy, some like them loaded with sour cream. Then there’s Anthony Bourdain’s method. And he wants none of those things!
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