
Luna Regina
Writer and Editor at Freelance
Writer and Editor at Healthy Kitchen 101
Writer and Editor at Healthy Recipes 101
Author, Food Blogger, Writer, Founder at @healthykitch101 and @healthyrecipeus - a passionate kitchen lover and a healthy eater.
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2 days ago |
tastingtable.com | Autumn Swiers |Luna Regina |Charlie Connell |Jen Peng
Normally we think to pair wine with an entree, but that doesn't mean we can't serve a complementary glass to go with Sour Patch Kids candy. By Autumn Swiers Read More The explosion of craft beer has brought forward the differences between styles to the average consumer. Get to know two of the most popular ones.
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3 days ago |
tastingtable.com | Luna Regina
Avoid This Doritos Flavor At All Costs Scott Habermann/Shutterstock It's always a bit of a gamble to try out new Doritos flavors. Most times, you are rewarded with something akin to flavor magic, the kind of complexity you can hardly believe comes from a bag of chips. Others, it's disappointment in the form of crispy triangles.
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4 days ago |
tastingtable.com | Luna Regina
Fancy Up Canned Vienna Sausages With One Tangy Addition Dmitrii Ivanov/Shutterstock Canned Vienna sausages aren't exactly gourmet. They're all about convenience and simplicity, the easy comfort of always having something in the pantry for spontaneous cravings. Still, there's always room for improvement and potential to explore.
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4 days ago |
tastingtable.com | Luna Regina
Chicken Vs Salmon: Which Gives Your Meal The Most Powerful Protein Boost? Dmytro Chernykov/Getty Images Whether you're training for a marathon or simply following a protein-rich diet, a protein boost often comes down to picking between one of two options: chicken or salmon.
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Luna Regina
Whether you're training for a marathon or simply following a protein-rich diet, a protein boost often comes down to picking between one of two options: chicken or salmon. They're known as some of the most protein-rich foods around, but between these two, if you're going to meal-plan, you might want to know which one delivers the most bang for your bite. The numbers are pretty easy to break down: In a 120-gram (4.2-ounce) serving, chicken breast offers around 35 grams of protein.
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