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Plastics and Water Don’t Mix

No matter how hard we try, it’s not easy to avoid using plastic. Think of the number of times you may have used and reused a plastic water bottle. I almost always accept a bottle of water if offered, and don’t think twice about it.

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Plastics and Water Don’t Mix

No matter how hard we try, it’s not easy to avoid using plastic. Think of the number of times you may have used and reused a plastic water bottle. I almost always accept a bottle of water if offered, and don’t think twice about it.

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Protect Your Skin, Stay Cool, and Hydrate

Summer is a great time to enjoy the outdoors, but too much sun and heat can lead to sunburn, dehydration, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. A few simple habits can help keep you healthy all season long.

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Protect Your Skin, Stay Cool, and Hydrate

Summer is a great time to enjoy the outdoors, but too much sun and heat can lead to sunburn, dehydration, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. A few simple habits can help keep you healthy all season long.

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SUGAR-FREE LAZY PEACH PIE

No crust, no added sugar — just ripe peaches doing the work

The trick to this pie is patience, not sugar. Letting peaches ripen fully on the counter concentrates their natural sweetness to the point that no added sugar is needed at all. Skip the crust, skip the sugar, and let ripe fruit and a hot oven do the rest.

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SUGAR-FREE LAZY PEACH PIE

No crust, no added sugar — just ripe peaches doing the work

The trick to this pie is patience, not sugar. Letting peaches ripen fully on the counter concentrates their natural sweetness to the point that no added sugar is needed at all. Skip the crust, skip the sugar, and let ripe fruit and a hot oven do the rest.

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5 Ways + A Bonus for Using Cherry Tomatoes

Cherry tomatoes are at their peak this time of year, and unlike many summer vegetables, they hold up well in the refrigerator — so stocking up doesn't mean racing to use them before they spoil. Here are five easy ways to work through a full basket.

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5 Ways + A Bonus for Using Cherry Tomatoes

Cherry tomatoes are at their peak this time of year, and unlike many summer vegetables, they hold up well in the refrigerator — so stocking up doesn't mean racing to use them before they spoil. Here are five easy ways to work through a full basket.

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5 Ways + A Bonus for Using Cherry Tomatoes

Cherry tomatoes are at their peak this time of year, and unlike many summer vegetables, they hold up well in the refrigerator — so stocking up doesn't mean racing to use them before they spoil. Here are five easy ways to work through a full basket.

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3 Easy DASH Lunches

The DASH diet isn't just about cutting sodium — it's just as much about adding in vegetables, fruits, and legumes. These three lunches do both at once, and every one of them ends the same easy way: fresh fruit for dessert.

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3 Easy DASH Lunches

The DASH diet isn't just about cutting sodium — it's just as much about adding in vegetables, fruits, and legumes. These three lunches do both at once, and every one of them ends the same easy way: fresh fruit for dessert.

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3 Easy DASH Lunches

The DASH diet isn't just about cutting sodium — it's just as much about adding in vegetables, fruits, and legumes. These three lunches do both at once, and every one of them ends the same easy way: fresh fruit for dessert.

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What Is In Season?

Eating with the seasons means better flavor, better prices, and often better nutrition — produce picked at peak ripeness has less distance to travel and less time to lose nutrients. Here's what to look for at the farmers market or grocery store from now through September.

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What Is In Season?

Eating with the seasons means better flavor, better prices, and often better nutrition — produce picked at peak ripeness has less distance to travel and less time to lose nutrients. Here's what to look for at the farmers market or grocery store from now through September.

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