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5 Affordable Mason Jar Salads Under 500 Calories…RECIPES

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Loaded Mashed Potato Cups Recipe by Tasty

Loaded Mashed Potato Cups

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Red Wine Types and More: The Basics of Red Wines

Red wines can vary widely in taste, body, color, scent, and the overall experience they provide. Finding the right wine for the right occasion requires some skill. It's easy to assume that you can pair a Merlot, Zinfandel or a Pinot Noir with anything. Ho

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7 Infographics That'll Teach You Everything About Growing An Indoor Herb Garden

Indoor Herb Garden Infographics (7) great resource for new gardeners, seasoned green thumbs and everyone else. #grow #herbs #flavor

Lemon Velvet Cake - homemade, light textured, and great lemon flavour!

Lemon Velvet Cake Recipe ~ this lemon cake is a perfectly moist and tender crumbed cake with a lemony buttercream frosting.

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Drink Your Greens (yellows & reds)! — Green Kitchen Stories

Green Smoothie

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The Ultimate Guide to DIY Salad Dressing

DIY Salad Dressing Recipes by shape: Much healthier than many of the ready made ones. Whisking your own dressing takes less than five minutes and tastes a hundred times better. Just remember the golden ratio of 3 to 1: three parts base ingredient to one part acid. Then add other accents and seasonings (including salt) to suit your palate. Soon you’ll be creating special sauces in flavors you’ll never find in a supermarket. #Salad_Dressings