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Archive for October, 2009

Have you ever wondered how we fill your orders after you place them online?  Check this out and you’ll see!

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The Jack-O-Lanterns are carved.  The Halloween decorations are up.  The treats have been bought.  We’re all set!  Or are we? Every year, I stress about whether or not I’ve purchased enough candy.  I don’t want to buy too much (inevitably I end up eating the leftovers) but I would also be disappointed if we ran [...]

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Have you been to the apple orchard this fall?  Are you tired of applesauce, apple crisp and apple pie as you try to use all those apples up?  Or have you been tempted by the bags of luscious ripe red apples that are perfectly in season but are daunted by the task of cooking with [...]

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I have a confession to make: I have mediocre skin.  I’ll admit, it’s not horrible – but it’s not as beautiful and glowing as I’d like it to be.  It’s frustrating — I’m nearly 24 years old; shouldn’t this have stopped troubling me around high school?  I’ve gone through the gamut of medications – some [...]

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Over the long MEA weekend my friend and I were at our cabin with the kids and the subject of roasting pumpkin seeds came up.  I am a virtual failure at this task, and have repeatedly thrown in the “cookie sheet” rather than spend the time and energy to separate, wash and roast all those [...]

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Have you ever noticed that your stomach knows when the seasons change?  I always know it’s fall when I start craving warm bowls of chili, pot roast, homemade spaghetti sauce and red wine.  These culinary favorites warm me from the inside out.  They are my comfort foods in the fall.  Two years ago I acquired [...]

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Ok, so maybe you’re like me and you can hardly wait for cool weather to come so you have an excuse to break out the comfort foods.  Or perhaps you don’t want to wish the warm weather away too soon in the name of cozy eats that make you want to put your jammies on [...]

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School is back in session and cold and flu season is here, so it’s best to be prepared to prevent a virus from making its way into your home.  The Center for Disease Control has a checklist of things to do to prevent the spread of seasonal illness: Avoid close contact: Try to steer clear [...]

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CobornsDelivers hosted their annual Fall Open House – and one-year anniversary celebration – last night at their SuperStore in New Hope.  More than 400 people attended the event, which included tours of the facility and free samples from some local favorites.  Here are some photos of the fun:

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As much as I love the pageantry of trick-or-treating on Halloween night, I dislike the trick of managing the chaos involved before we actually get to the treats!  Between completing homework, making last minute costume additions (or finding missing items!) and generally just trying to keep everyone in the house until dusk, it can be [...]

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