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3 days ago | allrecipes.com | Isadora Baum

Redditors are sharing their all-time favorite Costco finds in terms of taste, quantity, and price. Many of these products are the same quality as brand-name products and imports. Costco is known for having a diverse selection, with everything from produce and prepared foods to canned and frozen treats—even wines and liquors, electronics, and home goods. And let's not forget the Costco bakery favorites.

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Isadora Baum

Key TakeawaysRedditors are sharing their all-time favorite Costco finds in terms of taste, quantity, and price. Many of these products are the same quality as brand-name products and imports. Costco is known for having a diverse selection, with everything from produce and prepared foods to canned and frozen treats—even wines and liquors, electronics, and home goods. And let's not forget the Costco bakery favorites.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Cori Ritchey |Isadora Baum

WITH HIGH-PROTEIN ice cream, chips, and even bread, hitting the shelves, it was only a matter of time before we got protein-infused water. Yes, you need protein to survive—and most people aren't getting near enough of the stuff. Especially if you're looking to build muscle, you need to making protein the base of most of your meals. But, does that mean you even need it in your water?

1 month ago | allrecipes.com | Isadora Baum

Bonnie Eckstein Instead of pancakes or French toast for a lazy Sunday morning breakfast, try this sweet matzo brei instead. Serve warm with cinnamon sugar or syrup, honey, or even powdered sugar. It's a fun reason to rise and shine. JmomFL How simple is this? It's basically just matzo covered with chocolate, but it makes for the perfect dessert and sweet snack. Use brown sugar to add a bit of sweetness to it or go with salt for that sweet-salty balance.

1 month ago | eatingwell.com | Isadora Baum

Key Takeaways:Sprouted potatoes have an increased concentration of natural toxins called glycoalkaloids. You should throw away sprouted potatoes to avoid potential glycoalkaloid poisoning. Glycoalkaloid poisoning may cause stomach upset, nausea, diarrhea and, in severe cases, fever. Potatoes are a nutritious and versatile vegetable—whether fried or mashed, they're delicious in all forms. Those little spuds pack plenty of health benefits and are rich in fiber, vitamins and minerals.