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Last week on the internet I saw something that made me gasp. The below photo from the deepest part of your tastebuds’ nightmares was originally brought to you by Twitter user and Brandfire co-founder Adam the Creator (aka Adam Padilla), and was then shared by super popular online outlet First We Feast.
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When I was a new mom, finding time for a quick shower was a challenge, let alone finding time to make a meal. And I needed lots of meals. Somehow breastfeeding gave me an insatiable appetite that probably could have put a high school football player to shame.
That why, of all the gifts I received, the one I remember most fondly was a care package a mom friend dropped on my porch. Although she had her own hands full with a toddler, she managed to find a little time to fill a box with diapers and wipes, chocolates, a bottle of wine, and dozens of energy bars. It wasn’t your typical new-baby gift — it was better. Quite literally a box of new-mom emergency supplies, it had everything I needed to keep my sanity. I scarfed one bar right on the spot. And over the next few weeks that stash was nothing short of a lifesaver.
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The rules of what to bring to Friendsgiving are a lot less rigid than the rules of what will fly for actual Thanksgiving. You want to bring a pizza? Bring a pizza! Biscuits made from tubed dough? The more the merrier. Canned wine? PLEASE! As long as you don’t show up empty-handed, anything goes.
The point of Friendsgiving is to blow off some steam before the madness of the actual holiday season sets in — and it’s more popular than ever. According to Forbes, last year’s Instagram hashtag #Friendsgiving yielded over 668,000 posts, and this year is more than likely to top that. Recently, we had the chance to pick Alton Brown’s brain to find out what the Food Network star would contribute to a Friendsgiving celebration. His response?
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Fall kind of creeps up on us, until one day all the leaves have changed suddenly and it’s pitch black before we can get off work. (Blame the end of daylight saving time.) But if you found yourself caught off-guard by the sudden descent of chilly weather and dark nights, Amazon is here for you. For today only, they’re offering huge price cuts on bulk tea, coffee, and more — starting at 30 percent off.
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Hosting Thanksgiving this year? Just making brownie bars to bring to someone else’s house? Between the turkey, the containers for leftovers, the hostess gifts, and all the other key things, there’s a lot to buy this time of year. And we haven’t even started thinking about all those people you have to shop for.
So we get that you might not want to hear about one more thing you have to spend money on, but this $4 thing is oh-so worth it. Keep reading to find out what it is and the three key ways we suggest using it to make your life easier and better this holiday season.
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The past couple of months have been preeeetty eventful for Gwyneth Paltrow. In September, she had to pay $145,000 to settle a consumer protection lawsuit that was filed over Goop’s claims that women should shove $55 jade eggs into their you-know-whats if they wanted to improve their reproductive health. Just last week, she was reported to advertising regulators in the United Kingdom because of some of Goop’s dubious wellness products, including sunscreen, “health-giving stones,” and a prenatal vitamin pack.
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It’s hard to imagine a classic Thanksgiving meal not ending with pie — a slice alongside a good cup of coffee is the sign of a strong finish to a happy gathering. While for many, it’d be a shame to not have the standard apple, pumpkin, and pecan, others just might crave a bit of chocolate at the end of the night. Whatever your preference, here are 10 of our best Thanksgiving pies.
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Anthropologie is set up in a way that it’s not just a “store” but a “shopping experience.” It’s a place you stroll through, linger around, dream of living in. Part of that magical experience? The just-strong-enough aroma that fills the air, luring you across the impeccably styled threshold. I always thought the retailer’s sweet smell was a perfect marriage of all the candles they were burning throughout the store. But as it turns out, it’s just one candle (not by count, rather by scent).
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Avocado toast has become much maligned in the last couple years, but let’s not deny the facts: Bottom line, avocado toast is a nutritious, simple snack, that, if you know how to season avocado properly, actually tastes great. It is certainly not the reason millennials are going broke, or a sign of the end times.
So that’s why, on the surface, it should be good news that Sabra has made a portable, pre-packaged avocado toast kit. At only $3, it’s much less expensive than ordering the real thing at a restaurant. Yet, there are some people who will surely take issue with avocado toast’s latest iteration. And probably for good reason.
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