In honor of the holiday season, we’re celebrating brunch—the cheerful, sociable meal that lets you sleep in. From its 1895 origins to its rise as a global weekend ritual, discover how brunch became more than just a meal—it became a lifestyle.
Month: November 2025
Sweat, Smile, Repeat: The Science of Feeling Awesome After a Run
This week with the holidays coming up, there are more races and more well, overeating, so let’s take a look at a little phenomenon called, RUNNERS HIGH Runners’ high is a short-lasting, deeply euphoric state that some people experience after intense aerobic exercise, especially running. It’s often described as a feeling of: Euphoria or bliss Reduced … Continue reading Sweat, Smile, Repeat: The Science of Feeling Awesome After a Run
Shell Yeah! Pistachios Are Nuts About Your Health
This week, I want to take a look at an addictive snack that is also very good for you: Pistachios! There are so many kinds and varieties out there now that why can’t we take a look at it. They are full in nutrients - A 1-ounce (28g) serving contains:- 159 calories- 6g protein- 3g … Continue reading Shell Yeah! Pistachios Are Nuts About Your Health
Orange You Glad You Ate Your Carrots?
Carrots are a popular vegetable known for their vibrant color, crunchy texture, and a favorite of Bugs Bunny. They are often associated with various health benefits and have been the subject of many myths. This week, we will explore some interesting facts and debunk common myths about carrots. Carrot Facts Rich in Beta-Carotene: Carrots are … Continue reading Orange You Glad You Ate Your Carrots?
A Pinch of Power: Why Peppercorns Deserve the Spotlight
This week, I wanted to take a look at a staple in most kitchens, Peppercorns! They are more than just a kitchen staple—they’re tiny powerhouses of flavor and health benefits. From the bold black pepper to the sweet pink variety, each type offers unique properties that can enhance both your meals and your well-being. Let’s … Continue reading A Pinch of Power: Why Peppercorns Deserve the Spotlight
SPECIAL LOOK: Holiday Hosting for the Selectively Hungry: A Survival Guide for both the host and the guest
Navigating picky eaters during holiday gatherings doesn’t have to be stressful. Whether you're hosting or attending, a little planning and a lot of kindness can turn selective food preferences into an opportunity for connection. From thoughtful menus to gracious guest etiquette, this guide will help you create a warm, inclusive celebration everyone can enjoy
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