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06/02/2026

Which of these is actually an imposter??

Strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries are not "true berries" botanically, instead they are aggregate fruits. Blueberries are "true berries".

05/29/2026

Pack a simple picnic with wraps, fresh fruit, and your favorite snacks. Perfect for sunny afternoon, no matter what activities you have planned this weekend! ☀️

05/28/2026

Did you know that the name "pesto" comes from the Italian word pestare, meaning "to pound" or "to crush," referring to the traditional method of grinding ingredients with a marble mortar and wooden pestle?

Find a recipe here:
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05/27/2026

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05/25/2026

Remembering those who served.

05/25/2026

05/22/2026

Ever tried throwing fruit on the grill? Avoid overcooking them by aiming for a short hot sear.

Some of the more popular options are pineapple or peaches, but even watermelon or mango could be worth a try if you want to experiment!

05/21/2026

Which do you prefer when prepping to BBQ, dry rubs or marinades? Let us know which seasonings are your favorite to pair with the grill!

05/20/2026

Memorial Day Savings
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05/19/2026

Is it hamburger season yet? Look forward to the long weekend with these juicy facts about hamburgers!

1. American loves burgers! Around 50 million hamburgers are consumed in the US each year!

2. The World’s Fair in 1904, held in St Louis Missouri, is credited with first bringing hamburgers into the spotlight, though it has older origins and has had help from many people to its current fame.

3. It is generally accepted that hamburgers got their name from Hamburg, Germany. During World War I, the United States government tried to rename hamburgers liberty sandwiches to promote patriotism.