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This easy peaches and cream oatmeal is a cozy, comforting breakfast that tastes like pie! It’s one of our favorite easy breakfast ideas, made with fresh or frozen peaches, maple, vanilla, and cinnamon. Peach oatmeal for the win! If you’re looking for an easy way to enjoy peaches this season, try this amazing peach oatmeal! It turns this sweet stone fruit into a cozy and filling breakfast, mixed with some maple syrup, cinnamon and vanilla extract. Sprinkle with some crunchy pecans and each bite is a pop of sweet tart fruit! The first time my husband Alex tried this oatmeal,…

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Bruschetta! Brushetta? Broo-shetta? However you say it, this new dip is bound to be your new favorite appetizer to share with friends and family. We’re soaking up every last bit of summer these next couple of weeks before we do a deep dive into pumpkin season (omg), so get ready to use up the rest of your favorite summer produce. Starting with the ultimate whipped feta bruschetta dip drizzled with sweet balsamic glaze and served with homemade garlic crostini. Fresh tomatoes and basil, a little olive oil, and balsamic vinegar, all mixed together and spooned over my go-to Whipped Feta Yogurt…

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Beautycounter is now called Counter, and it’s back as a new company. Here’s what happened … Well, let’s make a long story short, shall we? Beautycounter is back with a new name, as a brand new company, and it took a while to get here. Beautycounter used to be the most well-respected clean beauty brand around. And it was one of the first companies really doing things right with nontoxic, responsibly sourced beauty and skincare products. I was a part of the Beautycounter company as an independent consultant for six years. And I loved representing the Beautycounter brand, because I…

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I do a few things to make a stand-out peach cobbler. The first thing is have patience, because a good cobbler depends on great fruit. Beyond that, I add a couple ingredients for depth and dimension, while still adhering to the ideas that cobblers and (related) crisps should be simple and easy. The opposite of fussy. You want to be able to throw one together on a whim as a sweet treat to share with friends after a night of grilling. Or, as a compliment to a family-style dinner. The good news is our peaches have been wildly delicious this…

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BODY SHAPING 3 STRENGTH & ABS July 6, 2025 Ali Kamenova 0 VIP Membership This content is for Gift Yoga Membership , Studio AK Monthly Membership, and Studio AK Yearly Membership members only.Register Favorite Related Posts: VIP Membership Hi all, Elisa here We are already into Week 3 of our Core Schedule Series! Crazy how time flies and… VIP Membership We are working on different variations of hip flexor stretches, hip openers, backbends and standing postures that prepare us for… VIP Membership You can either join me for this new class I just posted.  Or you can do this 17 minute workout…

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2017-07-24 12:40:52WP_Comment Object ( [comment_ID] => 126924 [comment_post_ID] => 19249 [comment_author] => Ben Myhre [comment_author_email] => [email protected] [comment_author_url] => https://ramshacklepantry.com [comment_author_IP] => 24.119.243.112 [comment_date] => 2017-07-24 07:40:52 [comment_date_gmt] => 2017-07-24 12:40:52 [comment_content] => I think you are starting Zucchini week off right!!! With a treat! Really, though, the zuchs are starting to come in en masse in the garden, so perfect timing [comment_karma] => 0 [comment_approved] => 1 [comment_agent] => Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_12_5) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/59.0.3071.115 Safari/537.36 [comment_type] => comment [comment_parent] => 0 [user_id] => 0 [children:protected] => Array ( [126990] => WP_Comment Object…

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Celebrate the glory of summer by showcasing some fresh garden bounty. A crudité platter always goes down a treat, especially when it’s full of the summer’s best. Radishes, carrots, garden peas, young broccoli, and even tiny gem lettuce are wonderful additions. It all gets topped off with a zesty dressing made with cilantro, orange, lime, and a hint of sherry vinegar. This recipe was originally published in the July 2025 issue of alive magazine.

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There’s something deeply comforting about a skillet of crispy fried potatoes and onions. Simple, affordable, and made with just a handful of real food ingredients, this classic side dish turns humble potatoes and onions into something golden, savory, and downright crave-worthy. Want to Save this Recipe? Enter your email below & we’ll send it straight to your inbox. Plus you’ll get great new recipes from us every week! Perfect for breakfast, brunch, or dinner, these potatoes come together in one pan and pair beautifully with eggs, meat, or even a fresh green salad. If you’ve ever wondered how to make…

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The 2025 NFL preseason arrives with more than just warmups and walk-throughs. It’s where draft picks, veterans on the edge, and new systems are tested under pressure. While the stakes aren’t in the standings, these games hold weight in roster battles and system installs. For fans, it’s a sneak peek at positional depth and potential breakout performers. For teams, it’s three weeks of evaluation that shape everything leading into Week 1 of the regular season. Across each slate, several matchups stand out for their intensity, intrigue, or transformation. Key Matchups in Week 1 The opening 2025 NFL week offers first…

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Inflammation is a process of immune activation the body takes to defend against infection, toxins, or tissue injury, with the purpose of healing. Our immune cells “turn on” inflammation in response to perceived threats by secreting an array of chemical mediators called cytokines, which can be measured in the blood, such as interleukin 6 (IL-6) and C-reactive protein (CRP).When prolonged, however, chronic low-grade inflammation becomes the common underlying pathway of a myriad diseases. These include skin conditions, arthritis, heart disease, cancer, and even depression. Most commonly, the factors contributing to chronic inflammation involve diet, the gut microbiome, toxic chemical exposures,…

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