Food
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Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day often brings to mind images of lucky green festivities and traditional Irish dishes. This year, why not embrace the holiday’s vibrant spirit by “eating the rainbow”? Just like finding a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow, incorporating a spectrum of colorful fruits and vegetables into your meals leads…
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Hot chocolate is the ultimate comfort drink, perfect for cozy nights or chilly mornings. But store-bought mixes often come loaded with added sugars, artificial flavors, and unhealthy fats. Luckily, you can make your own healthy version at home using wholesome, nutrient-packed ingredients. Here’s how to craft a decadent yet nutritious hot chocolate that will warm…
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Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, family, and, of course, the turkey! However, safely preparing your turkey is essential to ensure everyone enjoys the feast without unwanted foodborne illnesses. Below is a comprehensive guide based on recommendations from the CDC and USDA on how to thaw and cook your turkey safely. Thawing Your Turkey Safely…
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September 24th – 28th, 2024 The Comer Lions Club’s Madison County Fair is set for September 24th-September 28th, 2024. The fair is a special tradition that takes place each fall in the beautiful town of Comer, GA. The Lions Club members generously give their time and energy to make this hometown event, which has taken…
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The Comer Lions Club’s Madison County Fair is set for September 26th-September 30,23. The fair is a special tradition that takes place each fall in the beautiful town of Comer, GA. The Lions Club members generously give their time and energy to make this hometown event, which has taken place for the last 75 years,…
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Recent concerns have been buzzing around vinegar used for canning. Specifically the acidity level. The main concern is the use of 4% acidic vinegar when canning products. The use of vinegar with acidity levels lower than 5% is strongly advised against, as it may not be sufficiently strong enough to ensure the safety of the…
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Severe storms and hurricanes can lead to power outages and flooding. This can lead to unsafe food and drinking water. Prior planning can help you prepare for the storm with safe food and water. Before the Storm: After the Storm
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Written by Emily Williams, FACS Agent School is back in full swing and the days are filled to the brim with after school sports, practices and more. With the start of school comes busy and chaotic mornings that could lead to grabbing a biscuit on the go or skipping breakfast all together. Many studies have…
