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When it comes to well, anything these days, people are always looking to get the biggest and quickest “bang for their buck.” Workout-shopping is no exception. The more calories in a shorter amount of time, the better. Luckily, thanks to all of that “science stuff” we now know how to really zone in on the most effective workout in a relatively short amount of time.
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Choosing the perfect wedding gift for your favorite couple can be a challenge, especially if you’re on a budget (or are already paying for airfare and a hotel). So we reached out to our readers on Facebook to learn the most thoughtful yet inexpensive wedding gifts they love to give, or received and still love.
Here are some of the best answers we got.
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Dish soap is great! It’s handy not only for dishes, but also for cleaning all sorts of other things. It cuts right through grease and makes things squeaky-clean. I truly believe that with a good sponge, dish soap, and lots of hot water, you can clean just about anything.
But I’ve learned — through research and real life experience — that there are a few things you should never do with dish soap. Here they are.
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I could eat the majority of vegetables steamed with a little olive oil and tamari every day. It’s just about the simplest way to prepare them, but still it might be the best. Whether I’m making broccoli, bok choy, Napa cabbage, watercress, or kale, they all only need the following treatment: five minutes in a steamer, olive oil, and soy sauce. Bam.
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Kitchn’s Delicious Links column highlights recipes we’re excited about from the bloggers we love. Follow along every weekday as we post our favorites.
Looking for a low-carb lunch that you’ll actually want to eat? These chicken meatloaf muffins are the answer. Made with enchilada sauce and plenty of cheese, you don’t have to worry about these mini meatloaves being dry and flavorless. They’re packed with enough protein to fuel you through your afternoon meetings, and you can make them ahead of time! Win-win.
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Despite “having it all,” Westerners are stressed out. Our modern lifestyles may be more convenient but our health is often paying the price. Between work and the daily challenges of life, our bodies are in a constant state of fight-or-flight. What happens? We end up facing complications associated with adrenaline dominance. What’s up with adrenaline? […]
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Have you ever looked at the skin on your face? I mean, really looked at it? What may look perfectly pleasant from a distance, is actually a jungle of oil, hairs, skin flakes and pores. And as you get older, you can expect to start seeing some wrinkles as well. Yikes! Next to unwanted facial […]
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I have a 6-year-old and a 3-year-old who come home from school every day begging for snacks, no matter how hearty a lunch I pack for them. The challenge is that I don’t want to spoil their dinner appetite with a sweet treat, but I also want to give them something to fuel their afternoon play time.
While cheese and apples are one of our go-tos, and there are plenty of packaged snacks on the market, it is sometimes nice to make something more substantial that we can all enjoy.
Here are 10 of our family’s favorite after-school snack recipes for kids and grown-ups alike.
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A slow cooker can work wonders for so many ingredients, but where it really shines is with inexpensive cuts of meat. It can turn a plain pound of ground beef into something that’s moist, juicy, and extra flavorful, thanks to it’s slow and steady cook time.
These seven recipes prove you can churn out a whole lot of crowd-pleasing dinners with the help of the trusty appliance.
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