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Cheryle SyracuseFamily and Consumer Science N.C. Cooperative Extension, Brunswick County Center

Introduction to Home Cooking Think about how many meals you and your family cooked and ate at home last week. …

On March 24 I had the opportunity to attend the county’s Golden A Awards ceremony. This event is hosted by …

There is always a debate. Some folks like lots of kitchen equipment and others say they don’t want one …

I am excited to share a resource from Extension colleagues at the University of Missouri Extension. It’s a podcast called …

March is National Nutrition Month ® This is an annual event celebrated by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics …

I teach a lot of food safety to food service personnel and I always try to learn more to …

Think about how many meals you and your family cooked and ate at home last week. It’s estimated that …

It’s March and time to celebrate National Nutrition Month®! This is annual celebration that was started back in 1973 by the …

We’ve all heard the phrase “if it’s too good to be true—it probably is.” This statement is important to remember …

Oatmeal has always been a hot topic when it comes to nutrition. It’s naturally low in fat (mostly unsaturated) …

We hear a lot these days about the value of plant protein. One of the easiest and least expensive …

I’ve heard and read about bowl meals many times this past month. They were definitely trending on health and …