©Shutterstock.com As though food weren’t costly enough — with prices expected to continue soaring throughout the year — consumers are faced with an expensive dilemma: Do you pay more to buy organic? This question is especially pressing in the produce isolate, where items are divided into two categories: organic and non-organic. It’s an absurdly loaded … Read more
Lawrenceville residents are buzzing about a new sign that went up this week. The sign is hung on the front of the old Maidenhead Bagel location on Main Street. It reads, “Coming Soon Eatalia Market and Kitchen.” Hmmmm, I’ve never heard of it before, but, by looking at the sign, I think a new Italian … Read more
It’s hard to believe but we are still living in a world where some of our store shelves look like they did when we first went into lockdown because of the pandemic. In 2020 people began hoarding things and buying everything they could from the grocery store and other retailers. This kind of mentality hurt … Read more
When it comes to weight loss, many of us have dabbled in the latest diets. But whether you’re cutting carbs or keeping to keto, new research from the University of South Australia shows that diet trends can cost more than your waistline and leave a hefty hole in your hip pocket. In a new study, … Read more
Additionally, many farmers markets now accept EBT and SNAP benefits, making farmers markets more assessable to the public. Typically, signs around the market will inform patterns of what kind of payments they take. But if you aren’t sure, feel free to ask one of the vendors. For the most cost effective options, you may want … Read more
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When I arrived in Sedalia, it was suggested to me by my colleague Behka, that one idea might be to check out as many local places to eat in Sedalia and our bordering towns as I could. It is always a good way to gauge a small town. Not the chain restaurants, the local places. … Read more
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Is there a better aroma then the smell of a delicious bakery? When you walk into a good bakery you just sense the time and effort and deliciousness of the food. To me it always seems to be warm as well. Yes its always a cozy temp in a good bakery, is that mainly the … Read more
This is not a news flash, but prices are higher for items at the grocery store. Inflation has a part to do with it, supply chain issues, the pandemic, etc. Every one of us is trying to make whatever funds we have, go as far as they can. This could potentially be some good news. … Read more
In the wake of the global pandemic, most, if not all of us are looking for ways to boost our immune systems, ways to fend off disease and just want to overall, stay health. You are what you eat, your body’s capacity to fend off attacks from pathogens like the Coronovirus, to withstand pollution such … Read more
One of the biggest New Year’s Resolutions each and every year is to ‘Lose Weight’ or ‘Get Healthy’. Some of you are feeling my pain in making at least one of these happen last February. Getting healthy means eating healthy. A diet higher in protein, lower in calories, carbs, and sodium. Not an easy combination, … Read more
Who doesn’t love a Leprechaun (or a Leprechaun Shake)? Saint Patrick’s Day is just around the corner and everyone knows that Leperachauns love shamrocks, rainbows, and pots of gold. Shamrock is No Sham I’m not Irish and I’m not Leprechaun but I love those things too! Chances are you do too, however, there is some … Read more
Photo Credit: veeterzy / Shutterstock As the force that feeds and nourishes the population, agriculture is one of the most vital industries in the US economy. To accommodate the country’s growth over the years, agricultural practices have evolved to become more efficient, capable of reliably meeting the population’s daily needs. But these efficient practices also … Read more
Co-ops are often frequented by eco-conscious and zero-waste customers, since most co-ops allow people to bring in their own cloth bags, jars, and containers, which they can then fill up with dry goods (like beans, tea leaves, and rice) from bulk bins, liquid products (such as soy sauce, oil, and shampoo) from large containers, and … Read more
Motto or mission statement, words like these, put into action, can change the world. To change lives in the communities we serve by feeding the hungry today, and building a healthy, hunger-free tomorrow! That’s what it says at the top of the Selah/Naches Food Bank website and while they already have an important story to … Read more