It’s been a complicated start to the year, at least in the kitchen. Unseasonably warm days had us firing up the grill, and the debut of tulips and
tree buds surely meant that asparagus and early peas were imminent. Except it wasn’t even March. Now that the seasons officially have changed (even if the temperatures feel otherwise), we officially are declaring it spring brunch season. It’s
time to set aside the heavy egg bakes and bubbling, cheesy sides and embrace lighter fare. Luckily, spring has brought a new crop of cookbooks, and we selected several with recipes to bring out the best in brunch, no matter the occasion.
Herb-filled frittatas spring to life thanks to a special ingredient, and a potato tart gets a seasonal boost from green onions. A fruit-topped (and fruit-filled) sheet-pan pancake will feed a hungry crowd, no flipping necessary, and scrambled egg “sundaes” put a fun spin on a breakfast basic.
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Now more than ever, American consumers are prioritizing the sourcing and economic impact of their products, reflecting on their purchasing
power and its potential to drive positive change across the country. In fact, nearly two-thirds of U.S. consumers frequently sought out products that were made in America. To help shoppers choose products proudly made with American-sourced agricultural
ingredients, Anheuser-Busch announced that it will be the first to bring the new U.S. Farmed certification seal to some of its products, starting with Busch Light this May.
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Achieving your goals each day starts with your own health and well-being, both physically and mentally. To ensure you’ve got the energy needed to take on that to-do list and enjoy your favorite activities, turn to familiar ingredients and recipes that pack the protein your body craves. To help reach nutrition goals and fuel your everyday adventures, Chicken of the Sea Tuna and Salmon Packets can follow you anywhere you go and make healthy eating a delicious endeavor. Everything you love about your favorite
tuna and salmon products now fits into your busy lifestyle and unique dietary needs – keto, paleo or Mediterranean.
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The health community has long praised the benefits of vitamins and nutrients derived from natural sources. For those looking to improve their health
or take preventative measures, these 10 natural super foods can be incorporated into your daily diet to help support your health: Green Tea – Armed with a special type of antioxidants called polyphenols,
green tea can decrease plaque formed in the arteries and can fight prostate cancer. Rosemary – Studies have shown this powerful spice can reduce the risk of
stroke, as well as protect against Alzheimer’s disease.
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