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Are you looking for kitchen stocking stuffer ideas? We’ve got you covered! Read on for 15 gifts, all under $20, most under $10, that are sure to make the home cook in your life happier! Whether it’s your mother, brother, sister, wife, friend, or other loved one; these gifts aim to please.
These are all items I have in my kitchen that I use all the time. Want some kitchen stocking stuffers ideas?
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…It all started with Twitter. My husband started following the Steak-umms account, and from there, it spiraled quickly. Before I knew it, we had boxes upon boxes in our freezer. Now, we are certainly fans of cheesesteaks, but there are only so many we can eat.
I was never one to waste food; I was determined to find creative ways to use the pounds and pounds of steak-umms. I’ve found that they are a versatile ingredient that leads to some quick dinners.
Want some fantastic steak-umm recipes? Let’s go to The Chalkboard.
…Thanksgiving isn’t all about food. It’s about spending time with loved ones and enjoying each other’s company. But sitting around talking can sometimes be too much. There’s where we need an activity to get everyone to interact.
This Thanksgiving Parade Bingo is the best. Anyone can play, from toddlers to grandparents. You can even share the cards and play over Zoom!
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…I find myself reaching for avocado oil more and more. I love the neutral flavor, the high smoke point, and the health benefits. I came across avocado oil spray while food shopping the other day, and it piqued my interest.
After learning about various cooking oils and their uses, I fell in love with avocado oil. Seeing this cooking spray had me wondering if it could replace the one that was currently in my kitchen.
Want to learn how to all about avocado oil spray? What are the benefits, concerns, and uses?
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…In light of “Seinfeld” airing on Netflix, it’s time to prepare for Festivus. Gather your pole, get your list of grievances together, and get in shape for feats of strength; the holiday is right around the corner.
After all of the activities are finished, you will have quite an appetite. Don’t worry; there’s no need to menu plan. We’ve got it all together. According to the son of the holiday’s creator, here’s exactly what to cook for your Festivus dinner. Oh yes, it’s real!
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…Over the past year, many have used grocery delivery services, some out of convenience, others out of necessity. Forty-eight percent of consumers purchased at least some of their groceries online in 2018, according to Invespcro. The company projects that 70 percent will be using these services in some capacity by 2022.
At the Kitchen Chalkboard, we’ve been using these services since they started and have written extensively about the benefits, including cost comparisons and money-saving tips. We’ve got jobs, busy lives and are raising little kids. The convenience was unrivaled.
After trying Instacart, Peapod, and others, we exclusively use one service for our food shopping. With hundreds of orders placed to date, we have years of experience and insight to provide an honest Amazon Fresh review.
Want to learn how it works, what it costs, and how it compares to Whole Foods?
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…Rice is a staple in many cuisines. It’s highly adaptable, delicious, and easy to prepare. But nothing is more frustrating than when it boils over on your cooktop. It’s messy and sometimes hard to clean.
I tried 8 different methods and there is a clear way to stop this from happening. Want to learn how to stop rice from boiling over?
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…So you went to Costco, bought some meatballs, and now what? There are just so many of them (160 to be exact)! If you don’t plan on hosting a party any time soon, you are stuck with A LOT of mini balls of meat. Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered with these recipes using Costco meatballs. Whether you want an appetizer, main dish, or even breakfast, it’s here.
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…Last summer we lost power for almost a week during the pandemic. It was not ideal by any means. But, I did learn a few things. Like how much my kids loved plain ramen noodles. No seasoning packet needed — just plain noodles. I have been using them as a rice substitute in stir-fries ever since. These bricks of noodles cook in minutes and take sauce well.
That change got me thinking about other options to take the place of rice. The 10,000-year-old grain is delicious, but it’s great to vary your meals to avoid getting bored. Plus, it’s fun to try new foods! I’ve come up with 13 rice alternatives to satisfy any palate and diet.
Want to learn which of these rice alternatives are right for you?
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…As I was making a salad dressing the other day, I reached for avocado oil for cooking instead of my usual olive oil, a change I had been making more and more recently. It wasn’t just because I had purchased a large bottle from Costco, either. We are enjoying the buttery flavor, and the health benefits are top-notch. But then I came across an article that stated, “the vast majority of avocado oil sold in the U.S. is of poor quality, mislabeled or adulterated with other oils.” Eating healthy can be challenging! Information can change dramatically at the drop of a dime, so it’s hard to know what to do.
Determined not to give up on avocado oil for cooking, I set out to find out how to pick the best version. What to look for in a bottle and how to tell if it’s real.
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