Homemade Finger Paint Recipe
Once upon a time, I used food coloring in my house. Once upon a time, when I used food coloring, I felt that the food coloring being sold in my country was such bad quality that I had my dad bring me a package of McCormick brand food coloring when he came to visit me. That […]
Hearth and Soul Blog Hop
Welcome to this week’s edition of the Hearth and Soul Blog Hop, where each week, cooks from around the globe share their most delicious, nourishing, and heart warming recipes. The cooking carnival where you come to share your best kept cooking secrets, those recipes with the magic ingredient in it called “Soul Spice”- the made […]
Sunflower Seed Gluten Free Cookie Recipe With Non GF Option and Sugar Free Option
Every Tuesday I go to a Mommy and Me type thing in my community with my kids, and the hostess always makes some baked good that makes me start drooling. I mixed these up, as a takeoff off these sunflower seed cookies from Whole Life Nutrition Kitchen. I would have made them like she did, […]
Ginger Carrot Soup Recipe
The inspiration and to idea for this soup goes to Lisa from Allergy-Free Vintage Cookery, the author of a really awesome blog with a boat load of recipes that are amazing for people on a restricted diet, and many of them can be made pretty frugally. I really love her blog and wanted to give […]
Gluten Free Chocolate Cake Recipe
I love cake. I hate that gluten free flours are a fortune. I love finding recipe for cakes that use cheaper ingredients than the standard gluten free recipes (and therefore don’t call for almond flour or coconut flour or any other more obscure or expensive ingredient), but still resemble the gluten full version and taste […]
Assumptions and Store Loyalty
I used to have big issues with “corner grocery stores”, or “mom and pops” grocery stores, because I knew them to generally be expensive and tending to rip people off. I believed in the “mega stores”, knowing that with a larger sales base, the mega stores are able to take some losses and have good […]
The Credit Gap
This is a guest post. The credit debt crisis is perhaps one of the greatest struggles facing most American families. As many chose to live beyond their means, high amounts of debt are forcing families to downsize or pick up additional shifts at second jobs simply to make ends meet. According to the following infographic […]
Homemade Kefir Recipe- Probiotic Yogurt Alternative
I like yogurt. So do my kids. So does my husband. Because it’s expensive to buy in the store, I make homemade yogurt for my family whenever they want it… or rather, whenever I feel like putting in the effort. I mean, making yogurt isn’t a ton of work, and if you love yogurt, you […]
Hearth and Soul Blog Hop
Welcome to this week’s edition of the Hearth and Soul Blog Hop, where each week, cooks from around the globe share their most delicious, nourishing, and heart warming recipes. The cooking carnival where you come to share your best kept cooking secrets, those recipes with the magic ingredient in it called “Soul Spice”- the made […]
Tongue Tie and Lip Tie Snipping- For Health and Monetary Benefits
A kid with a tongue tie. I’m not a big interventionist, and I don’t hold much trust in the medical establishment. I don’t rush to the doctor for every little thing, and I think far too many people jump into doing surgical procedures that not only could be avoided, but often do more harm than […]
