Kathy Browning

Kathy Browning

Kathy Browning is a freelance writer, food blogger, and author of "The Diva Diet" cookbook. She is the founder of The Cheap Gourmet and enjoys sharing her passion for cooking with others at www.TheCheapGourmet.com.
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The Explosion of Bacon on the Culinary Scene I'll admit I am a bacon freak. I love everything about it. The smell that fills the entire house while it's cooking. The crispiness of the meat. The saltiness. The onl...
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Ten Foods that Cost Under $1 Per Serving Nearly everyone I know is trying to reduce food bills while still serving healthy meals. There's no doubt this is getting harder to accomplish, but there are still qui...
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Go Meatless for One Day with These 3 Protein-Packed Meals A lot of people are choosing to go meatless at least one or two days per week. While many believe this is a new trend started b...
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Top Winter Wines for Holiday Dinner Parties Serving winter wines at holiday dinner parties has been a family tradition through four generations. It began with my grandmother who consumed one glass of red wine wi...
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The History of American Classic Foods American classic foods are my favorite fare. For the most part, American cuisine is easier to prepare than other cultural foods and provides endless opportunities for...
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Pet Policy Comparison Guide for Major U.S. Air Carriers If you're planning to fly with your pet this summer, it can be financially advantageous to comparison shop airlines. Some airli...
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Historic Final Launch of Endeavour Space Shuttle The final launch of Endeavour went off without a hitch. Hundreds of people stood together in silence and unity as all eyes focused on the bright orange glow spewing fr...
"Drive to End Hunger" Program Provides Solutions to Senior Citizens Jeff Gordon and Hendrick Motorsports have joined forces with AARP with the primary goal of helping hungry seniors across Americ...
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  • The Explosion of Bacon on the Culinary Scene
    2/1/2012
    I'll admit I am a bacon freak. I love everything about it. The smell that fills the entire house while it's cooking. The crispiness of the meat. The saltiness. The only kind of bacon I don't like is soggy, cold bacon.
  • Spice Up Your Life with Homemade Herb-Infused Salts
    2/1/2012
    The possibilities for making homemade herb-infused salts are endless. There are countless types of gourmet culinary salts that range from table salt to unrefined mineral salts. Some are coarse; others are fine, while a few are offered as salt flakes.
  • Cooking with Himalayan Salt Blocks
    1/3/2012
    Cooking with Himalayan salt blocks is the latest trend on the culinary scene. These cooking slabs can be used to grill, broil, or heat foods on the stovetop, as well as serve chilled foods such as cheeses, fruits, and sushi.
  • Gingerbread Recipes for Holiday Gift-Giving
    12/2/2011
    Personally, I can't get enough of gingerbread during the holidays, so I bake a lot of treats using the dough. They make great holiday gifts and are perfect for office and home parties.
  • Top Winter Wines for Holiday Dinner Parties
    11/21/2011
    Serving winter wines at holiday dinner parties has been a family tradition through four generations. It began with my grandmother who consumed one glass of red wine with her Christmas meal.
  • Hillshire Farm Deli Lunch Meat Roast Beef Manhattan Sandwich
    11/16/2011
    Years ago, when my husband and I were still in our newlywed phase, I used to make Beef Manhattan sandwiches at least once a month. He was impressed by my cooking skills and said the name reminded him of an old Hollywood movie.
  • Go Meatless for One Day with These 3 Protein-Packed Meals
    11/2/2011
    A lot of people are choosing to go meatless at least one or two days per week. While many believe this is a new trend started by health nuts, the truth is going meatless was actually endorsed by three American Presidents during the world wars.
  • Pump up the Nutrition in Your Morning Smoothie
    10/11/2011
    Fruit smoothies are a great way to start the day. With a few extra ingredients, smoothies can be transformed into a power meal that supplies high percentages of daily required nutrients.
  • Ten Foods that Cost Under $1 Per Serving
    10/6/2011
    Nearly everyone I know is trying to reduce food bills while still serving healthy meals. There's no doubt this is getting harder to accomplish, but there are still quite a few foods that offer nutrition and great taste while costing under $1 per serving.
  • Cooking with Fall Fruits and Vegetables
    9/2/2011
    Cooking with fall fruits and vegetables is a great way to add variety to any meal. The seasonal harvest includes a bounty of crisp apples, fragrant pears, tart cranberries, root vegetables, and an endless supply of winter squash.
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  • The History of American Classic Foods
    7/6/2011
    American classic foods are my favorite fare. For the most part, American cuisine is easier to prepare than other cultural foods and provides endless opportunities for creating unique dishes from original recipes.
  • July 4th Beach Barbeque Recipes
    7/6/2011
    In 2006, my immediate family relocated to Florida and I finally had the chance to celebrate July 4th at the beach. Since then, we've created a fun menu that is easy to prepare and transport to the beach.
  • Hosting an End-of-Summer Hawaiian Luau and Wine Pairing Party
    6/28/2011
    Hosting a summer Hawaiian luau is the perfect ending to the season. The combination of Polynesian music, fresh fruits, roast pork, and macadamia nuts paired with Hawaiian wines is certain to please guests.
  • Gourmet Camping Cuisine for Grown-Ups
    6/22/2011
    Don't get stuck in the boring camping food rut. Instead, add a little pizzazz by adding a few indulgent ingredients or try these gourmet camping cuisine recipes.
  • Best Summer Vegetables for Outdoor Grilling
    6/8/2011
    Cooking vegetables on the grill isn't difficult, but does require a bit of prep work. It's important to thoroughly clean the grill so veggies don't absorb old flavors. Grills should be preheated to medium or medium-high before grilling veggies.
  • Tasty Healthy Snacks to Boost Your Energy
    6/8/2011
    Energy-boosting healthy snacks need to be comprised of a protein and complex carbohydrate. Combined, these nutrients offer sustained energy instead of the burst provided through stimulants such as sugar and caffeine.
  • Must-Have Affordable Pool Gear for Family Summer Fun
    6/1/2011
    Having a swimming pool at home is fun, but adding a little pool gear can keep the family active throughout the summer months. The following includes my family's favorite picks. Each retailer offers additional pool toys for hours of fun in the sun.
  • 5 Watermelon Cocktails for Summertime Parties
    5/31/2011
    I was in my early 20s the first time I had a watermelon cocktail. It was love at first sip. The concoction was called Trash Can Punch and it was ever so good. It was served in a metal trash can with an array of fresh fruit chunks floating on top.
  • Pet Policy Comparison Guide for Major U.S. Air Carriers
    5/27/2011
    If you're planning to fly with your pet this summer, it can be financially advantageous to comparison shop airlines. Some airlines charge as much for Fido's one-way ticket as the cost of round trip airfare for passengers.
  • The Wonderful World of Watermelon
    5/26/2011
    'Tis the season for watermelon; the bright red, sweet, and juicy fruit of summer. While there's nothing better than slicing off a chunk and eating it straight from the rind, this fruit is incredibly versatile and even offers its own serving vessel.
  • Historic Final Launch of Endeavour Space Shuttle
    5/16/2011
    The final launch of Endeavour went off without a hitch. Hundreds of people stood together in silence and unity as all eyes focused on the bright orange glow spewing from the vessel taking the six brave astronauts into space.
  • "The Columbus Project" on Tour with the Nina and Pinta
    5/6/2011
    "The Columbus Project" is currently on tour with two of the most popular ships used by Columbus to explore the New World. The Nina and Pinta are historically accurate replicas of the explorer's ships and provide insight to life on the high seas.
  • Light and Fresh Summer Salads for the Entire Work Week
    5/6/2011
    The beautiful thing about summer salads is their versatility. They can be as simple as a lettuce wedge topped with walnuts and bleu cheese dressing to an entree of leafy greens, colorful veggies, beans, cheese, nuts and grilled meats.
  • Greek Salad-Inspired Side Dishes for Hot Summer Months
    5/6/2011
    With summer just around the corner, it's time to think about foods that can be prepared without heating up the kitchen. Summer tends to be the time for garden salads and cold side dishes that can be prepared quickly and easily transported to cookouts.
  • Mother's Day Suggestions for Those Whose Mom is Deceased
    5/2/2011
    There is no doubt holidays are not quite the same when mothers pass away. Mother's Day and mom's birthday seem to be the hardest for me. My hope is one of these suggestions for Mother's Day celebrations when your mom is deceased will help ease the pain.
  • New Smyrna Beach Florida May 2011 Events
    4/27/2011
    The month of May brings three fun events to New Smyrna Beach, Florida this year. With gas prices soaring, residents and tourists can find relief from pump-pain by enjoying local events in this friendly beach town.
  • Kenny Brown CSR-69 Mustang to Be Auctioned at Mecum Spring Classic Collector Car Auction
    4/22/2011
    The Kenny Brown CSR-69 Mustang offers a chance to own a piece of Ford Mustang automotive history, and a stunning open-track, street, show and collector car all in one! This rare, one-of-one concept car was designed and hand-built by Kenny himself.
  • 3rd Annual New Smyrna Beach Food Festival 2011
    4/19/2011
    Mark your calendar for the 3rd Annual New Smyrna Beach Food Festival hosted by Rue & Ziffra, P.A. on Thursday, April 21st. Commencing at world-famous Flagler Avenue at 5 pm, guests can indulge in culinary delights provided by NSBs finest restaurants .
  • How to Get Involved During Prevention of Animal Cruelty Month
    4/11/2011
    April is Prevention of Animal Cruelty Month and there has never been a greater need to get involved. While impossible to determine how many animals are abused and neglected, it is estimated over 300,000 animals die from abuse each year.
  • Tips for Achieving a Balanced Diet
    4/5/2011
    Learning how to achieve a balanced diet can be challenging. But with the right tools and knowledge, it can be accomplished. Whether you're trying to lose, gain or maintain weight, combining the right foods can help achieve your goals.
  • Top 5 Foods to Improve Health and Well-Being
    4/5/2011
    We've all heard the adage of eat an apple a day to keep the doctor away, but there are plenty of foods that can improve our health and overall well-being. Eating a balanced diet is the first step toward achieving optimal health.
  • The Art of Growing Edible Weeds
    4/5/2011
    The past few years I've tried my hand at growing an edible weeds garden. The best thing about growing weeds is they require little care with zero fertilization. My favorite include: Dandelions, Burdock Root, Sheep Sorrel, Purslane, and Chickweed.
  • Women Who Ignited My Cooking Passion
    4/1/2011
    My fondest childhood memories stem from sitting at the kitchen table with my mom watching Julia Child's cooking show, The French Chef. Mom and I dreamed of traveling to France and spending our entire vacation eating chocolate eclairs and beignets.
  • Introducing the 250/250 "Dump the Fat" Weight Management Diet
    3/31/2011
    If you haven't heard of the 250/250 "Dump the Fat" Weight Management Diet, you're not alone. It is the name I gave to a personal weight loss plan inspired by diet and fitness expert, Pamela Peeke, MD.
  • New Smyrna Beach Balloon and Sky Fest 2011
    3/14/2011
    Entering into the third year, the New Smyrna Beach Balloon and Sky Fest is expected to draw a large crowd. Last year witnessed over 20,000 attendees during the 3-day event. Attendance is free and parking is a mere $5 per vehicle.
  • Won Ton Wrappers: The World's Most Versatile Food
    3/14/2011
    I recently discovered a new passion of cooking with won ton wrappers. These little squares made from flour, eggs, salt, and water can be steamed, boiled, broiled, baked, pan-fried, and deep fried into an unlimited number of culinary delights.
  • "Drive to End Hunger" Program Provides Solutions to Senior Citizens
    3/13/2011
    Jeff Gordon and Hendrick Motorsports have joined forces with AARP with the primary goal of helping hungry seniors across America. "Drive to End Hunger" is a 3-year initiative that offers viable solutions to help seniors obtain adequate nutrition.
  • Who Knew Buying a Wine Bottle Corkscrew Could Be so Challenging?
    3/9/2011
    For most people, automatic and wing wine bottle corkscrews are the best bet because they are affordable and easy-to-use. A waiter's corkscrew is a good choice for people on-the-go, while two prong extractors are better suited for wine connoisseurs.
  • Don't Miss These Daytona Beach Bike Week 2011 Events
    3/2/2011
    Daytona Beach Bike Week is the perfect venue for people-watching and offers an abundance of unique photo opportunities. Thousands of custom choppers, vintage motorcycles, tricked-out sports bikes, and beefy Harley-Davidson's cruise the streets.
  • Five Flavorful Cheeses Made from Goat Milk
    2/10/2011
    People often shy away from cheese made from goat milk for fear they won't like the flavor. Goat milk cheeses are actually one of the more mild-flavored cheeses and present with a sweet flavor and slightly salty undertones.
  • Top 5 Restaurants for Valentine's Day Dinner in New Smyrna Beach, Florida
    2/10/2011
    New Smyrna Beach offers an array of restaurants where lovers can indulge in a romantic Valentine's Day dinner. Whether you prefer a casual or intimate setting, NSB restaurants are certain to provide a memorable experience on the night of love.
  • Super Bowl Sunday Football Party Playbook
    2/4/2011
    The following Super Bowl Sunday Football Party Playbook provides simple strategies for offering foods that can be refreshed each quarter. Guests will be thrilled with these winning recipes that can be made ahead of the game.
  • Verizon Wireless Customer Service Consumer Review
    2/1/2011
    I've been a Verizon Wireless subscriber for nearly 2 years. I originally intended to terminate my contract when the first 2-year plan expired. I felt their plans were much higher than competitors. But, I was sucked in by their new Data Plus plan.
  • DonQ's "Lazy Cocktails" Mojito Flavored Rum Review
    1/24/2011
    As I write this, I'm sipping a DonQ Mojito. As a freelance food writer, I am often asked to sample products and write reviews. Such is the case with DonQ. When their marketing agency offered to send a sample bottle, my immediate response was, "Yes!"
  • Traditional Chinese New Year Feast Recipes
    1/18/2011
    Hosting a traditional Chinese New Year feast is a great way to bestow good luck and prosperity upon family and friends. This 15-day celebration embraces a variety of traditions that focus on offering thanks and goodwill to all mankind.
  • Three Simple Homemade Stocks for Hardy Winter Soups
    1/18/2011
    If you've never made homemade stocks before you'll be amazed at how simple the process is. Not only do homemade stocks provide robust flavors for soups and stews, they are healthier than many of the pre-made stocks offered in grocery stores.
  • Rolex 24 at Daytona Sports Car Racing Event 2011
    1/12/2011
    The 49th Rolex 24 at Daytona sports car racing event begins Thursday, January 27, 2011 in Daytona Beach, Florida. Fans from around the globe gather to participate in this one-of-a-kind motorsports experience.
  • Chinese New Year Traditions, Celebrations, and Good Luck Foods
    1/6/2011
    Chinese New Year is a 15-day celebration that ushers in good luck, good health, and prosperity. The Chinese people embrace ancient traditions that focus on the family and include elaborate dragon parades accompanied by dance troupes and musicians.
  • Five Festive Alcoholic Cocktails for New Year's Eve Parties
    12/26/2010
    Many people ring in the New Year with alcoholic beverages. Clinking glasses together and toasting in good will is a long-standing tradition. The following festive alcoholic cocktails are easy-to-prepare, affordable, and certain to please your guests.
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  • Top 5 Hunger Prevention and Food Fundraising Articles of 2010
    12/26/2010
    As a hunger prevention advocate I enjoy sharing information about food fundraising events and organizations. While there are many worthy groups working endlessly to combat hunger, I would like to share the top 5 food organizations I featured this year.
  • Lucky Foods to Ring in the New Year
    12/26/2010
    Throughout history, people have consumed "lucky" foods to ring in the New Year. Common good luck foods include black eyed peas, grapes, pork, fish, and prosperity cakes. But, how did these traditions begin and do they really help attract good luck?
  • Incorporating Feng Shui Principles to Attract Prosperity and Good Health
    12/23/2010
    As we kick off the New Year, there has never been a better time to incorporate feng shui principles into your life. This ancient art has been practiced over 4000 years and can help bring good health and prosperity to your doorstep.
  • Planning to Rent a House? Make Certain It's Not in Foreclosure
    12/22/2010
    Before sharing the details of how to check public records to ensure rental homes are not in foreclosure, I'd like to share my rental home horror story. The situation led me to become an expert on scouring public records.
  • "Gifts in a Jar" Food for Holiday Gifting
    12/16/2010
    "Gifts in a Jar" foods are a fun way to give loved ones a homemade recipe from your kitchen. Nearly anything can be packaged in a jar including mixes for beverages, soups, jams and jellies, pickles, condiments, flavored oils, vinegars, and pet treats.
  • Four Ways to Use Dried Chile Peppers
    12/16/2010
    Dried chile peppers can add a new dimension to nearly any food. From meats and seafood to vegetables and chocolate, this versatile spice can turn ordinary meals into extraordinary culinary delights.
  • Three Ways to Combat Hunger in America This Holiday Season
    12/13/2010
    Millions of Americans go hungry every day. Feeding America reports, 1 in 6 Americans is struggling with hunger; many of whom are children. Nutrition is essential for overall health, behavioral and social development, and emotional well-being.
  • Holiday Food Gift Ideas for Cancer Patients
    12/13/2010
    In 2003, I spent my last Christmas with my best friend, Pam. She had been diagnosed with leukemia and was in the midst of chemotherapy treatments. Complications resulted in a long hospital stay, so our gift exchange took place in a sterile hospital room.
  • "Blue Bloods" Offers Intelligent Cop Drama on CBS
    12/7/2010
    "Blue Bloods" premiered on CBS in September 2010 as part of the new fall lineup. The show has been named one of the "5 Best New Shows" by Entertainment Weekly. "Blue Bloods" takes place in NYC and revolves around the Reagan's; a family of cops.
  • "Brothers and Sisters" Season 5 Recaps on ABC
    12/6/2010
    Season 5 of "Brothers and Sisters" has been a whirlwind of events. From Kitty's decision to disconnect Robert's life support to Kevin and Scotty's breakup, the Walker family never fails to deliver on a hint of dysfunction tossed with a lot of love.
  • "The Mentalist" Storyline and Character Profile
    12/6/2010
    CBS will air the 55th episode of "The Mentalist" on Thursday, November 18, 2010. This police procedural show follows the life of Patrick Jane; an unusual man with the canny ability to pull the truth from suspects and solve murder mysteries.
  • Top 5 Holiday Baking Websites
    12/3/2010
    The following 5 holiday baking websites can ease your baking burdens. Each offers a plethora of yummy goodies including cookies, brownies, candies, cakes, pies and breads, along with decorating tips and wrapping suggestions.
  • Pairing Chiles with Chocolate to Cure the Wintertime Blues
    12/3/2010
    The easiest way to incorporate chiles into chocolate dishes is to make chile powder. It is super easy to make freshly ground chile powder and chances are once you whip up a batch, you'll never buy this spice in a jar again.
  • "Deadliest Catch" Season 6: Recap and 5 Most Gripping Moments
    12/3/2010
    "Deadliest Catch" Season 6 was filled with 16 episodes of on-the-edge-of-your-seat drama and excitement. The new season kicked off with Captains Phil Harris, Andy Hillstrand, Sig Hansen, and Keith Colburn gathered around a burn barrel.
  • Rachael Ray's "Yum-O!" Organization: Educating and Feeding Kids
    12/1/2010
    Rachael Ray's "YUM-O!" Organization was founded by the Food Network star in 2006. Armed with a three-fold mission statement, Ray's objectives are to educate and teach kids how to cook; end childhood hunger in America; and provide educational scholarships.
  • Top 5 Holiday Gifts for Home Cooks for $25 or Less
    11/23/2010
    Buying holiday gifts for home cooks can sometimes be challenging because they already have an abundance of kitchen gadgets. However, most home cooks enjoy receiving gifts that reduce time spent in the kitchen.
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  • Winter Holiday Events 2010 in New Smyrna Beach, Florida
    11/23/2010
    This year offers several winter holiday events in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. From tree lighting ceremonies and Memorial walks to the annual Food and Wine Festival and ever-popular boat parade, this coastal town is certain to raise your holiday spirit.
  • The Best Pink Champagne Cake You'll Ever Eat
    11/22/2010
    The following pink champagne cake with hand-dipped chocolate covered strawberries and homemade whipped cream was created for an entry into a food blogging contest. The theme was to develop a luxury dinner menu and this cake was the star of the show.
  • "CSI Las Vegas": Bump and Grind Recap
    11/17/2010
    "CSI Las Vegas" Bump and Grind opens with Cab Calloway's song, Everybody Eats When They Come to My House, playing in the background. A man is chopping celery and carrots, than adds Quahog clams, shredded credit card, and a human ear to a pot of soup.
  • Comparison of Unlimited Cell Phone Plans from Top Providers
    11/9/2010
    In my quest to find the best unlimited cell phone plans, I compared the major providers including Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint, AT&T, and Virgin Mobile. Which one gives more bang for your buck?
  • Reasons to Join FoodBuzz.Com Online Community for Food Bloggers
    11/8/2010
    FoodBuzz.com was recently ranked as the #1 online food property; attracting more monthly visitors than famed FoodNetwork.com. This foodie website offers unique tools for promoting food bloggers, along with social networking opportunities.
  • Three Thanksgiving Stuffing Recipes
    11/6/2010
    I'd like to share three Thanksgiving stuffing recipes I have served over the years. The first is a vegetarian recipe using quinoa instead of bread. The second is traditional bread stuffing with a twist, and the third is turkey and stuffing balls.
  • Are You the Next MasterChef?
    11/5/2010
    Fox Broadcasting is on the hunt for the next MasterChef. Could it be you? Known as the American Idol for home cooks, the winner of MasterChef takes home a $250,000 grand prize and a cookbook publishing deal.
  • Florida Shar Pei Rescue Helps Wrinkle Dogs Find Fur-Ever Homes
    11/4/2010
    Florida Shar Pei Rescue is a non-profit volunteer organization that strives to keep Shar Pei's out of shelters and save them from being euthanized. FSPR relies on volunteers to foster these wrinkle dogs in their homes.
  • Dear Alcoholic Friend
    10/20/2010
    Many people have an alcoholic friend who has embarrassed them in public, hurt their feelings, or acted inappropriately. Alcoholics often make promises they cannot keep; forget to show up for important events; or arrive intoxicated.
  • Halloween Party Foods and Beverages for Adults
    10/11/2010
    The types of Halloween party foods and beverages served will depend on the theme. Frightening parties should have frightening foods such as brain molds and tapeworm sandwiches. Tombstone themed parties could include R.I.P. cakes and BBQ ribs.
  • Three Cookie Recipes to Celebrate National Cookie Month During October
    10/7/2010
    It is believed National Cookie Month began in October 1992, but little information is revealed about the origins of this celebration. It probably doesn't matter much because this holiday gives us reason to indulge in cookies.
  • Cooking with Apples 101
    10/6/2010
    'Tis the season for cooking with apples. From apple pies and apple fritters to apple butter and applesauce, this delectable fruit is an affordable option for healthy snacks, as a side dish, and sweet or tart desserts.
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  • Eight Cheap Healthy Energy-Boosting Foods
    10/5/2010
    For a long time, cheap healthy energy-boosting foods seemed like an oxymoron to me. Every time I searched for health foods I was overwhelmed with results for expensive dietary supplements or sugary energy drinks.
  • Three Wintertime Food and Wine Pairings Guaranteed to Warm You Up
    9/30/2010
    These spicy chicken, beef, and pork recipes and warm spicy wines are certain to warm your veins during the frigid winter months.
  • Slow Roasted Garlic Chicken Dinner Menu
    9/7/2010
    A few years ago, I created a recipe for slow roasted garlic chicken which quickly became a favorite in our household. I usually make the chicken dinner on Sunday because it requires about 2 hours of prep time, but is worth every minute.
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  • Five Ways to Reduce Your Food Budget
    9/7/2010
    As the cost of groceries continues to escalate, many people are looking for ways to reduce their food budget. With a little advanced planning, shoppers can easily slash their grocery bill by 50-percent or more.
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  • SoNapa California Grill and Wine Bar in New Smyrna Beach, Florida
    9/7/2010
    SoNapa California Grill and Wine Bar is nestled in the Indian River Shopping Plaza in the beachside community of New Smyrna Beach, Florida. This cozy and intimate restaurant offers an exquisite selection of California cuisine and regional wines.
  • The Yahoo! Style Guide: 15 Things I Learned from AC Contributors
    8/25/2010
    Fifteen AC contributors were chosen from a group of 150 entries in the Yahoo! Style Guide contest. Each provided unique and helpful information regarding how to use guide. Today, I'd like to congratulate the winners and share what I learned from them.
  • Wear Teal Day: Ovarian Cancer Awareness Program
    8/23/2010
    Wear Teal Day is an ovarian cancer awareness program that originated through the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance. The first Friday of each month, individuals across the nation don teal colored attire to spread the word about this deadly female cancer.
  • Ethics of Food Blogging and Complying with Federal Trade Commission Guidelines
    8/19/2010
    The ethics of food blogging has become a hot topic in the culinary world. If you plan to embark down this path take time to become educated about FTC regulations, copyright infringement, and plagiarism and how to protect your work.
  • Famous Philly's Beer and Beef Family Sports Pub in Port Orange, Florida
    8/19/2010
    Famous Philly's Family Sports Pub in Port Orange, Florida has been one of our favorite places to dine since 2006. Founder, Joe Trapuzzano and his staff offer family friendly dining and the best Philly cheesesteak sandwich along Florida's east coast.
  • Angell and Phelps Chocolate Factory and Gourmet Cafe in Daytona Beach, Florida
    8/12/2010
    A visit to Angell and Phelps Chocolate Factory is reminiscent of the movie, Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. The moment you enter the storefront the aroma of chocolate fills your nostrils and you suddenly feel as if you are a child again.
  • Bong Spirit Vodka: A Designer Spirit Beverage
    8/11/2010
    I was introduced to Bong Spirit vodka when a friend gave me a bottle as a gift. The bottle was exquisite with a circular bulb at the bottom. The underside was coated in a bright turquoise green that illuminated the round portion.
  • Vitamin A: Top Ten Foods to Boost Immunity and Protect Vision
    8/6/2010
    Proper doses of Vitamin A can help slow down the process of aging, reduce fatigue, protect against gastrointestinal disorders, assist with weight loss, and keep skin disorders such as acne and eczema at bay.
  • China Restaurant in New Smyrna Beach, Florida Review
    7/28/2010
    We discovered China Restaurant in New Smyrna Beach soon after relocating to the area in 2006. After three days of driving across the country to our new home, we were in need of something fast and affordable that could be delivered.
  • Eastern Lubber Grasshopper: Facts Vs. Fiction
    7/26/2010
    I became intrigued with the Eastern Lubber grasshopper after discovering dozens of nymphs crawling on my hibiscus bushes. The black insects with a bright yellow stripe down their backs happily munched on the leaves for about four days then disappeared.
  • Volusia County Florida Food Banks, Clothing, and Shelter Resources
    7/26/2010
    Many residents of Volusia County, Florida are in dire need of food, clothing and shelter. With an unemployment rate of nearly 13-percent, Floridians in this central eastern county are struggling to stay afloat.
  • Dinner in the Dark: A Multi-Sensory Dining Experience
    7/23/2010
    Dinner in the dark has become the latest rage in culinary dining experiences. From Los Angeles to New York, diners now have the option of eating their meal while seated in an intimate and completely darkened dining area or wearing blindfolds.
  • Vitamin Angels: Providing Essential Nutrients Around the Globe
    7/19/2010
    Are you looking for an important fundraising event? Consider joining forces with Vitamin Angels; a non-profit organization that provides Vitamin A and multivitamins to impoverished nations.
  • Easy Summer Beach Foods and Refreshing Cocktail Pairings
    7/7/2010
    Residents of beach towns enjoy sharing summer beach foods and cocktails with friends and neighbors. Drive down any street and you're certain to find a group of people kickin' back and sharing good times.
  • Five Mother Sauces: The Key to Culinary Delights
    7/6/2010
    Learn how to make the five mother sauces and you can make just about anything. The five sauces include: tomato, hollandaise, demi glace, béchamel, and volute. Once you try these, you'll never go back to packaged sauces!
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  • Dannon Yogurt Activia Challenge Consumer Review
    7/6/2010
    If you have seen the Dannon Yogurt Activia Challenge commercials you may have wondered if this product really works. I know I did. I've always been a fan of Dannon spokesperson, Jamie Lee Curtis, but never a big fan of yogurt.
  • Get Your Purple Groove On
    6/29/2010
    A photograph of AC Darnell sitting in a purple Yahoo! throne and Yahoo! rock star commercials were the inspiration behind 'Get Your Purple Groove On' Haiku.
  • Iced Tea Recipes for Making Life-Long Memories
    6/22/2010
    Iced tea has come a long way since my entrance to adulthood. Today, tea lovers can create custom blends and brew up their concoctions in under five minutes. Iced tea is now touted as a health remedy, weight loss product and cure for insomnia.
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  • Cooking Vacations for Lovers of Fine Cuisine
    6/17/2010
    Cooking vacations are a great choice for people who love to cook and want to expand their culinary knowledge. Students learn how to prepare cuisine from local and celebrity chefs and share their feast in an intimate setting.
  • Culinary Careers and Chef Training
    6/11/2010
    Many opportunities exist in the field of culinary careers. From pastry chef to executive chef, the possibilities in food service are endless. However, to earn the title of chef, individuals must obtain an education in culinary arts.
  • Top Five Culinary Schools in North America
    6/11/2010
    In order to become an accomplished chef it is important to attend a top ranking culinary school. While many chefs claim International culinary schools offer the highest level of education, the United States also offers exceptional culinary training.
  • Five Scrumptious Cube Steak Recipes
    6/9/2010
    These affordable cube steak recipes have become family favorites. Each is easy to prepare and can wow your friends and family. Who knew cube steak could taste so good?
  • Three Uses for Homegrown Sweet Basil Herb
    6/9/2010
    Known as the herb of love, sweet basil is a versatile herb often used in Italian cooking. Although its flavor is best captured by serving sweet basil when it is fresh, this herb can be dried or frozen for use throughout the non-growing season.
  • 8 Things to Know Before Visiting Florida Beaches
    6/7/2010
    Florida beaches offer visitors the opportunity to slow down and relax, but can also present a variety of dangerous situations. Before planning a vacation it is important to become educated about water safety, fishing, wildlife, and driving laws.
  • Three Super Easy Summer Barbeque Recipes Hot Off the Grill
    6/3/2010
    The following three summer barbeque recipes include the Ultimate Homemade Barbeque Sauce, BBQ Shrimp in Pineapple Boats, and Grilled Peaches with French Vanilla Ice Cream. These tasty treats are certain to please even the pickiest palettes.
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  • Ten Performance Car Enthusiast Father's Day Gift Ideas
    6/2/2010
    If you are looking for a Father's Day gift for your performance car enthusiast, you will want to know about my tried-and-true gift list. From practical to extreme, you're certain to find a gift that will send your racing fanatic into overdrive!
  • Fishstock 2010: Fishing and Family Fun in New Smyrna Beach, Florida
    5/20/2010
    Fishstock is a family-friendly event offering environmental awareness, introduces visitors to water sports and fishing lifestyle, raises money for charities and causes, and engages children in a variety of interactive seminars and events.
  • Three Ways to Prepare Fingerling Potatoes
    5/19/2010
    Fingerling potatoes are a great alternative for dishes that traditionally use russet or new potatoes. Fingerlings are tasty tubers which are small in size and shaped similar to human fingers.
  • Reduce Your Food Bill at Gaff's Quality Meat and Specialty Food in Port Orange, Florida
    5/17/2010
    A friend referred Gaff's Quality Meat and Specialty Food, a family-owned business in Port Orange, FL. I had driven by Gaff's meat market numerous times, but believed buying meat from a butcher shop was out of my grocery budget.
  • Topsy Turvey Upside Down Tomato and Vegetable Planters Go to the Beach
    5/11/2010
    Topsy Turvey upside down tomato and vegetable planters makes gardening at the beach easy and fun.
  • Relief for Indigestion, Heartburn and Stomach Turmoil
    5/5/2010
    Many people suffer from upset stomach and indigestion. While there are plenty of over-the-counter and prescription medications that can calm a distressed stomach, some of the best relief can be obtained from homemade natural remedies.
  • A Day at New Smyrna Beach Farmer's Market
    5/4/2010
    The New Smyrna Beach Farmer's Market is a community event which takes place every Saturday morning. A variety of vendors offer fresh produce and baked goods, vegetable plants and herbs, all-natural pet treats, and unique arts and crafts.
  • 8 Must-Have Herbs for Indoor or Outdoor Herb Gardens
    4/26/2010
    Planting indoor or outdoor herb gardens is an easy and affordable way to bring fresh flavor to any type of prepared dish. Herbs are low-calorie foods packed with vitamins, minerals and nutrients which encourage good health.
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  • Top Three Restaurants for Mother's Day Brunch in New Smyrna Beach, Florida
    4/21/2010
    Enjoying Mother's Day Brunch in New Smyrna Beach, Florida is an easy task if you visit any of the following three restaurants. Each offers a unique dining experience and affordable prices so you can treat mom to a delicious meal.
  • 10 Uses for Beau Monde Seasoning
    4/21/2010
    Beau monde seasoning is a versatile mixture of spices that can be used to perk up the flavor of beef, pork, poultry, seafood, vegetables, soups and salads. Beau monde is often used with homemade dips and salad dressings.
  • Three Best Beachside Bars in New Smyrna Beach, Florida
    4/16/2010
    Nearly all the beachside bars in New Smyrna Beach offer great drinks and entertainment, but some are better than others. Where you should go depends on personal preference. Some beachside bars cater to locals, while others offer activities for tourists.
  • Three Cinco De Mayo Recipes
    4/11/2010
    The following Cinco de Mayo recipes are easy to prepare and can be adapted to suit your taste buds and spice tolerance. Not only are these Mexican food recipes great for Cinco de Mayo parties, they are tasty any time of the year!
  • Dog the Bounty Hunter Shows No Mercy to Winter Park Florida Fans
    4/7/2010
    A personal account about meeting Duane "Dog" Chapman during his Where Mercy is Shown, Mercy is Given book signing tour in Winter Park, Florida and the utter disappointment of the day. The reality TV celebrities could use a course in Fan Etiquette 101.
  • Top 3 Places to Take a First Date in New Smyrna Beach, Florida
    4/5/2010
    In need of first date ideas in New Smyrna Beach? Use this guide to discover cultural, environmental and gastronomical first date ideas that are fun, entertaining, affordable and appropriate for people of all ages.
  • Central Florida Earth Day 2010 Environmental Awareness Events
    3/31/2010
    Central Florida Earth Day 2010 is certain to entertain, educate and uplift. This environmental awareness event offers a variety of eco-friendly activities; kid-friendly workshops; mind, body, spirit seminars; and a vegan feast.
  • How to Prepare Homemade Risotto
    3/30/2010
    Risotto is a creamy rice dish which originated in Sicily. Traditionally, it is served at the beginning of a meal or as a side dish with meat. Today, hundreds of risotto variations exist which can served as breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert.
  • Four Ways to Prepare Fresh Green Beans
    3/29/2010
    Green beans are one of the few vegetables my husband will eat. For years, he wouldn't venture beyond canned green beans. After much persuasion, he agreed to try steamed fresh green beans, but only if I threw in some bacon.
  • Garden Nurseries in New Smyrna Beach, Florida
    3/29/2010
    Looking for garden nurseries in New Smyrna Beach, Florida? These three family-owned garden centers can help you create a breathtaking residential landscape, vegetable garden and herb garden that will be the envy of any beachside or mainland neighborhood.
  • Cooking with Potatoes 101
    3/19/2010
    Potatoes offer an endless array of preparation choices. They can be baked, broiled, fried, steamed, grilled, roasted, slow-cooked or microwaved. Potatoes can be used in soups, stews, salads, casseroles, as a side dish or even a complete meal.
  • Five Ways to Prepare Mahi-Mahi Fish
    3/17/2010
    Mahi-mahi is very versatile and can be used in nearly any style of cooking. It can be baked, broiled, grilled, pan-fried, deep-fried, pan-seared or poached. It pairs well with most fruits, vegetables, beans, legumes, rice and pastas.
  • Things to Celebrate in the Month of March
    3/2/2010
    The month of March represents the presence of spring and most of us are longing for its arrival. As we await the disappearance of snow and frigid temperatures, there are plenty of things to celebrate this month to help us get through the 'defrost' period.
  • Awkward Valentine's Day Memories
    2/3/2010
    I've never been a big fan of Valentine's Day. There is something about a cupid flying around with a bow and arrow that kind of creeps me out. After all, how can shooting someone with an arrow be a gesture of romance?
  • Cooking with Culinary Salts
    2/3/2010
    Culinary salts add a new flavor dimension to foods. There are three primary groups of culinary salts including: table, kosher and sea salts. Dozens of subcategories exist such as finishing and infused salts.
  • How I Chose My Career as a Freelance Writer
    2/2/2010
    Many of my friends are envious of my career as a freelance writer. They believe I live a glorious lifestyle where I can make my own hours and work in my pajamas. Are they right or am I a starving writer?
  • Mardi Gras Events 2010: Celebrations in New Smyrna Beach, Florida
    1/28/2010
    New Smyrna Beach is hosting three fun-filled Mardi Gras Events in 2010. This year proves to be exciting and entertaining, as residents of this energetic beach town engage in Carnival-like celebrations.
  • Mardi Gras Recipe: New Orleans Style Jambalaya with Asiago Stuffed Shrimp
    1/27/2010
    The following Mardi Gras Jambalaya recipe was inspired by a visit to the grand city of New Orleans. The electric excitement, delicious seafood dishes and amazing cocktails served during Mardi Gras is forever scribed into my mind.
  • Florida Foodies Unite to Raise Money for Haiti Disaster Relief Fund
    1/26/2010
    Throughout the state of Florida, restaurant owners, chefs, staff members, food purveyors and patrons are uniting to raise money and organize food drives for the Haiti Disaster Relief Fund.
  • Things to Celebrate in the Month of February
    1/22/2010
    February can feel as if it drags on forever as we anticipate the arrival of Spring. Most people are familiar with celebrating Valentine's Day, but what else is there to celebrate in the month of February?
  • Haiti Relief Fund Fueled by Motorsports Racing Community
    1/20/2010
    NASCAR and Indy Car race teams, sponsors and fans are fueling Haiti relief fund raising efforts by joining forces with trustworthy charity organizations. At present, the motorsports community has donated over $2 million to Haiti relief organizations.
  • Cooking with Rice 101
    1/19/2010
    Rice is one of the most versatile foods on the planet. Not only is rice nutritionally sound, it's affordable and relatively easy to prepare. Rice can be eaten for breakfast, lunch or dinner. It makes delightful desserts and produces a tasty milk product.
  • Things to Celebrate in the Month of January
    1/4/2010
    Once New Year's Day arrives, many people have had their fair share of holiday cheer and ready to commence with their normal routine. But, for those of us who enjoy ongoing festivities, January offers something fun to celebrate every day!
  • My Love Affair with Mafia Wars Has Ended
    1/4/2010
    I'll confess. I was addicted to Mafia Wars; a popular Facebook game. When I first heard about the game, I wasn't the least bit interested.
  • Confessions of an Entrepreneur Turned Freelance Writer
    12/14/2009
    January 1, 2010 marks a huge milestone for me. It will be my ten year anniversary of being self-employed in the online world we know as the Internet.
  • Personal Letter of Gratitude and Thanksgiving for 2009
    11/24/2009
    When I accepted the "What are You Most Thankful for in 2009" assignment, I was certain I could easily write a book on all the blessings received this year. Many thoughts rushed through my mind as I rehashed the events of the year.
  • Po Sum on Medicated Oil Review
    11/19/2009
    Recently, I was introduced to Po Sum On Medicated Oil through my family physician. As one who suffers from rheumatoid arthritis, Sjogren's Syndrome, and fibromyalgia I tend to have multiple body aches and pains.
  • Eco Friendly Green Funerals and Burial at Sea
    11/18/2009
    Today, multiple options exist for eco friendly underwater funerals and burial at sea. Nearly every coastal area surrounding the United States offers oceanic scattering of ashes to underwater tombstones.
  • The Bittersweet Side of Lung Cancer and Lymphoma
    11/5/2009
    Mom's lung cancer was detected early. In fact, the "suspicious speck" was so small they suggested she wait three months to see if it grew. It did. The biopsy confirmed it was non-small cell lung carcinoma (NSCLC).
  • My Life with Sjogren's Syndrome
    10/28/2009
    Although many people have not heard of Sjogren's Syndrome, it is one of the most prevalent autoimmune disorders. Experts claim more than 4,000,000 Americans are afflicted with Sjogren's and nine out of ten are women.
  • Homemade Sauces: Three Easy-to-Prepare Pasta Sauces
    10/19/2009
    Today, I'd like to share three easy-to-prepare and affordable pasta sauces. Each can be refrigerated up to a week or frozen up to three months. Most require basic ingredients you already have in your pantry.
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  • Deep Sea Fishing Charters in New Smyrna Beach, Florida
    10/5/2009
    My personal deep sea fishing charter experience aboard the Lady J; chartered through The Fishin' Store in New Smyrna Beach, Florida.
  • Tattoos by Phil at BadAzz Tattoo in Edgewater, Florida
    10/4/2009
    Tattoos by Phil at BadAzz Tattoo in Edgewater, Florida
  • Alternative Medicine First Aid Kit
    9/15/2009
    Creating an alternative first aid kit is an easy and affordable way to obtain adequate treatment for minor injuries, scrapes, bruises, burns and bumps.
  • Ear Candles: Alternative Health Practice or Medical Quackery?
    9/5/2009
    Ear candles aren't like the type of candles you burn in your home. Instead, they are made from unbleached cotton cloths and coated in beeswax. Candles are between 10- and 18-inches in length and 1-inch circumference.
  • Money Saving Tips and Food Bargains
    8/27/2009
    These days locating money saving tips is vital for stretching our dollars until the end of the month. For many people, being frugal is a chore. By changing the mindset and turning it into a game, being frugal can be fun.
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  • Ristorante Touch of Italy Pizzeria Review
    8/19/2009
    Ristorante Touch of Italy Pizzeria offers a vast array of authentic Italian food and pizza in the beachside community of New Smyrna Beach, Florida.
  • Monterey Grill in Port Orange, Florida Restaurant Review
    8/18/2009
    Monterey Grill offers California-inspired cuisine to residents and tourists of Port Orange, Florida. Located at 1665 Dunlawton Avenue, Monterey Grill is tucked away in the Shoppes of Yorktowne retail strip mall.
  • Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse Review
    8/17/2009
    Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse offers a fine dining experience in the heart of Daytona Beach, Florida. Located at 100 North Atlantic Avenue, Hyde Park resides inside the Hilton Hotel at Ocean Walk Village.
  • Google Wonder Wheel and Options Feature
    8/17/2009
    Google Wonder Wheel and Options feature is a valuable tool every writer or researcher should have in their arsenal. The program is simple to use, requires no additional software, doesn't cost a dime and can save you hours of research time.
  • Top Five Food and Cooking Social Networking Websites
    8/11/2009
    If you enjoy eating, you will love the following food and cooking social networking websites. Each offers an abundance of recipes, cooking tips, coupons, menu planners, videos, and community forums where passionate foodies can connect.
  • Why I Write for Associated Content
    8/3/2009
    When people ask why I write for Associated Content, I have yet to arrive at a one-size-fits-all answer. Lately, this question has been a hot topic of conversation because I know many people looking for ways to earn extra income.
  • Fear of Cooking: Tips for Learning How to Cook at Home
    7/27/2009
    Break through your fear of cooking by finding simple recipes and taking baby steps. The more often you create meals at home, the better you will become. Who knows, this time next year we might see you on "The Next Food Network Star"!
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  • Cooking Contests: Ways to Increase Your Income from Home
    7/22/2009
    Cooking contests are a fun way to increase your income from home. If you have a love of cooking and are not entering contests, you could be losing out on hundreds, if not thousands of dollars in prize money.
  • Free Things to Do in New Smyrna Beach, Florida
    7/19/2009
    Looking for free things to do in New Smyrna Beach, Florida? If so, you won't be disappointed. This quaint historic community consists of 27.7 square miles of fun-in-the-sun activities suitable for people of all ages.
  • May Rains Wreak Havoc in Volusia County from Ormond to Bethune Beach
    6/10/2009
    Bad weather photos of heavy rains and flooding in Bethune Beach, Florida. Photos were taken along A1A and within residential communities. Our coastal city was spared of excessive flooding.
  • Flip Flops Grill and Chill Restaurant Review
    4/18/2009
    We met our friends for cocktails and asked our server for directions to Flip Flops Grill and Chill. Her eyes lit up and she said, "You MUST go, you'll love it. And, you know one of 'Hell's Kitchens' contestants is the chef, right?"
  • Benefits of Vegan Living
    2/27/2009
    Many people are attracted to vegan living because of the health benefits. Scientific research shows vegans and vegetarians have lower rates of cancer and heart disease, lower cholesterol and blood pressure, and less incidence of diabetes.
  • White Wolf Dental Group Celebrates Sixth Annual Free Dental Day
    11/17/2008
    In the past five years, White Wolf Dental has provided free dental services to more than 300 patients. Overall, the group has contributed nearly $90,000 of free dental care to Port Orange residents.
  • High Fructose Corn Syrup - You Know What They Say About It
    10/28/2008
    The controversy over high fructose corn syrup stems not only from its use as a sweetener, but because of its powerful addiction.
  • Vegetarian Thanksgiving Recipes: Complete Vegetarian Menu for a Thanksgiving Feast
    9/22/2008
    The following Thanksgiving menu celebrates the traditional foods, along with maintaining the traditions of today's holiday fare. However, each recipe keeps the needs of vegetarians in mind and includes no red meat or poultry.
  • Vegan Thanksgiving Recipes: Toss the Turkey and Gobble Up These Tasty Dishes
    9/18/2008
    The following recipes are not only vegan-friendly, they also taste delicious. Each incorporates the flavors associated with Thanksgiving such as mashed potatoes, pumpkin, stuffing, rice pudding and cranberries.
  • Buying Tips for Beachfront Vacation Homes
    8/25/2008
    Buying a beachfront vacation home can provide numerous benefits to homeowners. In addition to having a familiar place to stay while on vacation, owning a beachfront home offers the opportunity for additional income and tax deductions.
  • Better Gas Mileage: Can New Technology Squeeze More Miles Per Gallon?
    6/4/2008
    Experts predict gas prices will reach upwards of $6.00 or more by 2009. With skyrocketing gas prices, everyone who drives a fuel-powered vehicle is looking for ways to save money at the pump.
  • Tiger Balm: Century-Old Chinese Herbal Medication for Aches and Pains
    3/17/2008
    Tiger Balm is a topical Chinese herbal preparation used to reduce muscle aches and pains. Tiger Balm ointment has been in existence for nearly 100 years and used in as many countries.
  • Girl's Night Out: Gourmet Poker Party Food Ideas
    3/16/2008
    Poker isn't just for men. Girls like it too and the concept of Girl's-Only poker parties is spreading like wildfire. Hosting a girl's night out gourmet poker party can be a ton of fun. Here are some ideas to get you started!
  • The Best and Worst of Kathy Browning's Associated Content Articles
    3/5/2008
    The following is a synopsis of my five best and worst performing articles published on Associated Content. Although I'm still not certain how to determine if an article will be well-received, I did find the results quite intriguing.
  • Best Bars, Restaurants and Night Clubs for People Over 30 in New Smyrna Beach, Florida
    3/5/2008
    New Smyrna Beach area restaurants, bars and nightclubs cater to the older crowd; providing popular foods and beverages and more subdued entertainment.
  • Review: Old Navy Jeans for Women
    3/4/2008
    Old Navy offers a wide variety of jeans for women of all ages and sizes. From dark denim to faded, low-rise to high-rise, and boot-cut to Capri's, you're certain to find a style to fit your body type.
  • Haunted Places in New Smyrna Beach, Florida
    2/26/2008
    When it comes to ghost hauntings and paranormal activity, New Smyrna Beach is the place to go! For up close and personal encounters with the other side, indulge in the New Smyrna Beach Historical Ghost Tour.
  • Effexor Side Effects
    2/19/2008
    My physician did not advise me of the serious and potentially fatal side effects of this medication. I am guilty of not investigating this drug before I allowed it to cross my lips. I hope my story will help you avoid the consequences of this mind-altering medication.
  • Nexium Side Effects
    2/19/2008
    The following is my personal experience with Nexium and the side effects I encountered while taking it. If your physician prescribes this medication for you, I hope this story encourages you to conduct research before you pop this pill.
  • Kashi Company: Organic Foods Review
    2/11/2008
    Kashi offers more than 50 wholesome healthy food choices; many which contain organic foods and ingredients. Their product line not only tastes great, but is perfect for people who live active lifestyles.
  • Hotels in Orlando Near Orlando International Airport (MCO)
    2/10/2008
    These hotels have been selected based on customer reviews, hotel reputation, amenities and ease of convenience to and from the airport and local area attractions.
  • Kung Pao Tofu Chinese Food Recipe
    2/8/2008
    Kung Pao Tofu is an excellent Chinese food option for individuals who follow a Vegetarian diet. This recipe can be adapted using chicken for those who cannot stand the thought of tofu. However, before you turn up your nose, give this recipe a try.
  • Organic Coffee Review: Newman's Own Organics
    2/6/2008
    My personal favorite is Newman's Special Blend, a full-bodied blend with rich flavor. A combination of medium and dark roasts, Special Blend will get your motor running in the morning.
  • Things to Do at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
    2/6/2008
    The Indianapolis Museum currently houses more than 50,000 works of art including American, European, African, Asian, South Pacific, Contemporary, Decorative, Prints, Drawing, Photographs, Textile, Fashion and Native Arts of the Americas.
  • Vytorin Side Effects Potentially Riskier Than High Cholesterol
    2/4/2008
    Drug manufacturers Merck and Schering-Plough suspended Vytorin advertisements after Congress raised questions about the cholesterol-reducing drug.
  • Chocolate Banana Changa Mexican Dessert
    2/4/2008
    Chocolate Banana Changas are a banana covered with chocolate wrapped in a whole wheat tortilla and and smothered in pecans, caramel and chocolate sauce.
  • Fudge Pound Cake Recipe
    2/4/2008
    Fudge Pound Cake is relatively easy to make and uses common ingredients most of us already have on hand in our pantry or refrigerator. You can make a double or triple batch and store extra loves in the freezer.
  • Budget Hotels Near Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR)
    2/4/2008
    When it comes to finding budget hotels near Newark Liberty International Airport, there are plenty to choose from. Each offers its own unique style, special amenities and booking deals.
  • Vegetarian Tamale Pie Mexican Food Recipe
    2/3/2008
    It is believed tamale pie dates back to the early 1900s, when women were encouraged to conserve meat. Nearly all tamale pies contain corn, cornmeal, tomatoes and beans. Some add beef, pork or chicken, while others include cheese or olives.
  • Napa Valley Chicken Salad
    2/2/2008
    Napa Valley Chicken Salad is an incredibly versatile dish that can be served a variety of ways. There are two ways to make this recipe -- completely from scratch or semi-homemade using a bottled salad dressing.
  • Vegetarian Boca Burger Salisbury Steak Recipe
    2/2/2008
    This family-favorite recipes uses Boca Burgers, a meatless burger made from soy. From freezer to table in less than an hour, this entree is certain to please even the pickiest eater.
  • Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Crunch Patties No-Bake
    2/2/2008
    Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Crunch Patties are super easy to make and include common ingredients most of us have on hand in our pantry and refrigerator.
  • User Tips for National City Bank Online Banking
    1/30/2008
    National City Bank was voted "most trusted retail bank for privacy" by Ponemon Institute. In today's age of identity theft and online fraud, this says a great deal about National City Bank's ability to keep your information safe and secure.
  • Bank of America Online Banking User Tips
    1/28/2008
    Bank of America Online Banking offers unique security features and a host of financial tools. Whether you need a basic checking account or complex financial portfolio, Bank of America has options to suit your needs.
  • Great "Green" Gifts for Under $35
    12/17/2007
    If your gift-giving list includes environmentalists the following green gift guide can help you locate affordable gifts that are certain to please. Each green gift is priced at under $35 and will continue to give for months, even years, to come
  • World Rally Champion Colin McRae Dies in Helicopter Crash
    9/19/2007
    Colin McRae, Britain's first World Rally champion, was killed in a helicopter crash on Saturday. The tragic accident occurred in woodland near McRae's residence and took the lives of all four passengers onboard.
  • How to Host a Hurricane Party
    8/20/2007
    Hurricane parties should be fun, yet safe. These tips will help you plan a hurricane party for people of all ages and offers suggestions for reducing stress and keeping guests calm during the storm.
  • Twenty of the World's Healthiest Foods
    8/17/2007
    Most of the world's healthiest foods not only taste great, they also come in a vast array of vibrant colors. They require little, if any preparation, yet provide you with the energy and stamina to get through the day. They are the ultimate fast food!
  • The Lure of Pink Diamonds
    7/25/2007
    The value of pink diamonds increases between 10 and 15 percent annually. Currently, the demand for natural colored diamonds is strong with the market seeing price increases of more than 25 percent.
  • How to Read a Recipe
    7/17/2007
    From reading a recipe to serving the finished product to family and friends, this guide will help you prepare perfect dishes each and every time!
  • Unique Lighting for the Enchanted Garden
    7/12/2007
    One of the most elegant and entertaining garden decors is that of the enchanted garden. These gardens consist of whimsical statues of gnomes, frogs, fairies and nymphs, and generally include a wide range of colorful and interesting wild flowers.
  • Best Types of Decorative Garden Lighting
    7/12/2007
    Whether you have a small patio garden or a one-acre plot, you can find decorative garden lighting that will enhance and beautify your space. This article will help you determine which type of garden lighting is best for you!
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  • Bringing Light to Your Water Garden
    7/12/2007
    Water gardens are quickly becoming a favorite pastime for Americans. This article provides tips for adding light to your water garden and provides an overview of products available.
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