Written by Elise
The roots of modern American Mother's Day lie in 1908 with Anna Jarvis. Jarvis, who never married or had children, argued there should be a special national day honoring motherhood.
Showing posts with label newsletter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label newsletter. Show all posts
Mother's Day
Written by Elise
The roots of modern American Mother's Day lie in 1908 with Anna Jarvis. Jarvis, who never married or had children, argued there should be a special national day honoring motherhood.
Peanut Butter Cookies
Written by Elise
We love these cookies! They're absolutely simple to make (good to do with kids), and taste delicious. This is that recipe for those soft old-fashioned peanut butter cookies nearly everyone loves.
Walnuts and Your Mood
Written by Elise
Walnuts are good for your mood, and not just because you eat them in cookies? We'll show you how.
3 Ways to Use Nuts and Seeds
Written by Elise
If you've ever done any research on ways to eat more healthy, you've been encouraged to include nuts and seeds in your diet--whether that be including them in your salads or your baking. But including them in our diets isn't always easy. You don't always want to snack on them plain, but a lot of options you find for variation are complicated and time-consuming.
Peanuts and Blood Pressure
Written by Elise
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition recently released
a study outlining the health advantages to eating salted and unsalted peanuts
over their flavored counterparts. We'll outline it for you.
Peanut Butter Banana Bread
Written by Elise
Check out this great recipe for banana bread!
A Handful of Nuts Keeps the Doctor Away
Written by Elise
In a study of over 118,000 healthy people with no history of heart disease or cancer, the New England Journal of Medicine found that those who frequently ate nuts were more likely to live longer and less likely to die of cancer, heart disease, and respiratory disease.