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November take flail,
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2022 Almanac

 
Best Thanksgiving Dinner Recipes
Best Thanksgiving Dinner Recipes
Few feasts are so steeped in tradition as Thanksgiving, the ultimate comfort meal! Perhaps you’re going for a simpler, smaller Thanksgiving meal this year? Or, are you still cooking the “Big Bird” for a bigger feast? We have you covered with 7 different ways to prepare the turkey–plus all the...
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Avoid This Common Breakfast Mistake

The common belief is the timing of when you eat in the morning is everything when it comes to maintaining a healthy weight, however, this is simply not true. It’s important to understand that the type of food you eat in the morning is what allows you to have more energy, sharper focus, healthier weight, smoother skin, and better digestion. What’s really shocking is that Americans are learning what they thought was a “healthy breakfast”, is actually leading to their poor digestion and weight gain. Watch The Video.

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Storing Vegetables Over Winter
Storing Vegetables Over Winter
How do you keep vegetables stored properly over winter? There are a variety of ways to properly store carrots, apples, onions, and other vegetables—whether it’s your pantry, root cellar, or freezer. Let’s see how to store vegetables for winter for that fresh garden taste.
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Christmas Dish Towels

Large selection of bold and bright farmhouse kitchen towels!

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Arborvitae
Arborvitae
Arborvitae are a popular and attractive evergreen tree that are commonly used in landscaping. Here’s how to plant, grow, and prune arborvitae in your home garden!
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Christmas Aprons

These quality aprons are 100% cotton for easy care and have bold holiday prints. Impress your guests! Choose from several different designs while supplies last.

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Where the Wild Things Are: November
Where the Wild Things Are: November
It’s November. Perhaps you’ve unmothballed your winter sweaters and laid in a supply of hand-warmers. Outside, what are the wild ones up to? How do animals prepare for winter? 
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Beautiful wine bottle lights for sparkling evenings!

Create lovely ambient lighting with a wine bottle! This brushed metal wine stopper with a trail of warm LED lights will illuminate most wine bottles. Choose a bottle from a special celebration and light up your home!

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Surprising Uses for the Humble Potato
Surprising Uses for the Humble Potato
Our modern potato came from southern Peru, domesticated there 7,000 to 10,000 years ago. Humble, homely, and earthy, the potato has traveled around the world, exerting an extraordinary influence on global civilizations for centuries. 
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Alpaca Fleece SuperWarm Extreme Socks

The cure for cold feet! These special socks are routinely worn in the Arctic Circle, Antarctica, and for the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race! Available in 3 colors while supplies last.

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