All articles tagged with #family meals
The author shares how taking the weight-loss drug Mounjaro has significantly changed her body and relationship with food, leading to a loss of appetite and a shift in family dynamics, as her children are affected by her inability to cook and share meals together.
Rising supermarket prices have led many families to opt for lower-quality groceries, but O Organics offers a wide range of affordable, high-quality organic products. Launched in 2005, O Organics now provides over 1,500 USDA Certified Organic items, making it easier for budget-conscious families to enjoy healthy meals. The article includes recipes for three family meals under $7 per serving, showcasing the affordability and variety of O Organics products.
Sydney, a stay-at-home mom on a tight budget, shares her favorite one-pot recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. From Dutch Oven Dutch Baby to Creamy Sausage Gnocchi, these budget-friendly meals are easy to make and require minimal cleanup. With options like Pumpkin Pie Oatmeal and Tortellini Soup, Sydney proves that delicious homemade meals can be made without breaking the bank.
Stay-at-home mom of three shares her favorite sheet pan meals that are budget-friendly and easy to make. From breakfast to dessert, these 20 recipes are versatile and time-saving, allowing for delicious and satisfying meals with minimal effort and clean-up. Recipes include Sheet Pan Sausage & Gnocchi, Sheet Pan Chicken Parmesan, and Brown Butter Banana Bars. All meals are nut-free and perfect for a family on a tight grocery budget.
Stay-at-home mom of three shares her favorite sheet pan meals that are versatile, time-saving, and easy to clean up. From breakfast to dessert, these 20 recipes are budget-friendly and perfect for families. Recipes include Sheet Pan Vanilla Granola, Sheet Pan Denver Omelette, Easy Puff Pastry Toaster Strudels, Sheet Pan Sausage & Gnocchi, Sheet Pan Chicken Parmesan, Sheet Pan Meatloaf & Potatoes, and BBQ Chicken Pizza.
A new study by German scientists shows that when families took about 10 minutes longer to eat dinner, children ate “significantly” more fruits and vegetables, amounting to an additional seven pieces of fruits and vegetables — one extra portion. Having fruits and vegetables available in bite-sized pieces may have made it easier for the children to eat more during the extra time. The extra portion was about 100 grams — 2/3 cup — or the equivalent of one medium apple.