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    What is Foodscaping?

    March 2, 2021

    Why are landscaping and gardening treated like two different things? Both work with mother nature, putting the right plant in the right place, monitoring sunlight and water, and helping the plants along as they grow… so, they have more similarities than differences, so why do we treat them with difference approaches? Traditionally, gardens are planted in rows, tucked away in a far corner of the landscape. Landscape plants are set closer to the house and organized aesthetically. Foodscaping combines both aesthetics, and practically, rather than a specific location in the yard. Is Foodscaping a Revolution? Brie Arthur is an award winning author and horticulturalist sharing her knowledge of The Foodscape…

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    5 Reasons to Avoid Fast Food Consumption

    February 19, 2021

    As I drag myself to my new job, I past numerous fast food joints and coffee shops offering unhealthy food. Of course, we know it tastes yummy, and you enjoy the sumptuous delicacy, but it isn’t doing any good to your health. Unfortunately, many of us, including me, are looking for convivence and forgetting what fast food does to our bodies. All of us know, eating a poor quality diet high in fast food is linked to a higher risk of obesity, depression, digestive issues, heart disease and stroke, type 2 diabetes, cancer, and early death. But here are few other things to consider before you pull up to that…

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    How to Enjoy Foods From Different Cultures

    October 12, 2020

    Cooking is often referred to as the universal language. There are no barriers that can limit or block communication through good food. No matter where you’re from in the world, you can learn so much about a culture or even a group of people based on the food they prepare and eat.  If you’re interested in learning about foods from different cultures, there are things you can do to embrace that interest and really dive into learning more. Not only can you learn about the different cooking methods people use across the world help to rekindle your passion for cooking, but it can introduce you to a variety of new…

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    Reasons Learning to Cook Is Therapeutic

    October 7, 2020

    Learning to cook is more about just being able to keep ourselves alive. It has a deeper meaning to it, it can be therapeutic. While some life skills and traits are more important than others in many different perspectives, there are a few that are objectively seen as super necessary.  One of those life skills is the ability to cook. Being able to put food on a plate for yourself and those around you has more effects than what face value provides. Some people are able to prepare meals better than others. You probably know an amazing chef that can create three-course meals, and friends who can barely boil water.…

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    How to Rekindle Your Passion for Cooking

    September 28, 2020

    You’re someone who has always loved to cook for as long as you can remember and you’ve always been passionate about food but since the pandemic, you have lost that spark? You haven’t felt the same level of joy as you step into the kitchen that you once felt. Don’t panic – at one point or another, everyone struggles with a loss of passion for something that they once loved, and cooking is no different.  If you have always loved cooking but have recently lost your mojo for being in the kitchen, then you might be wondering how on earth you are ever going to get that passion back. It’s…

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