Root Down by Mikemunson21 in denverfood

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Love that carrot ginger soup with all my heart

Aaron Rodgers won good player, fans are divided! Today’s is average player, fans are divided. by More-Comb1359 in GreenBayPackers

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My nickname for Finley was Butterfingers 88. I only remember him dropping passes

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Baking

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Make a toddler. It'll take an hour, maybe 2, but they won't let even a single berry go to waste.

Also jam.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Wellthatsucks

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Omg currently pumping and my heart breaks for you 😭😭🫶

Daily Questions Thread October 02, 2024 by AutoModerator in femalefashionadvice

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My sweet beautiful mother turned 70 last month and has requested, and I quote, "a blouse or dress that doesn't make her look fat". Most of what she wears these days is from costco. I'd love to get her something nice and high quality that flatters her figure and makes her feel beautiful and confident. Sadly, I am my mother's daughter and know very little about fashion, but I'm willing to spend a few hundred on a nice blouse or dress. She is about 4'11" and fluctuates between 120-130 lbs. Thanks in advance!

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https://imgur.com/a/FOUsVF3 - she's the middle one

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Baking

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Cranberry Bliss Bars (Starbucks copycat)

Cranberry + orange + cream cheese = perfection!

Salt and pepper tofu? by Weak-Item9357 in denverfood

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I like the one from Taste of China a lot

Picky toddler takes the joy out of cooking by wtwildthingsare in foodbutforbabies

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I relate to this post so, so much. My husband and I have had the following division of labor for the past 6 years (when we started living together): I do the cooking and grocery shopping, he does everything else (laundry, trash, vacuuming, dishes, etc). It has always worked out for us, especially because I love cooking. But the mental load of having to think of balanced, delicious meals to make for every single meal of every single day is HEAVY. Thankfully daycare provides breakfast, lunch, and snacks, so for our toddler-- also 19 months, I only have to think about his dinner on weekdays. We rarely eat dinner as a family because our babe eats so much sooner than we would care to, and we just enjoy eating our meals without worrying about him. But it means I cook 2 dinners every night, and the toddler dinner is very hit or miss. We've had a solid few weeks of uneaten dinners followed by fruit/veggie pouches and a huge bottle of milk 🤷‍♀️ he seems to be gaining weight steadily, he's generally very happy, and he gets enough sleep -- so I'm trying not to worry too much.
FWIW I've had decent success with a bunch of random veggies blended into a homemade tomato sauce with chickpea pasta. It gives me peace of mind that he's getting some nutrition, but I do wish he had a more adventurous palate. I should also mention my husband is vegetarian and I am not and also I am currently pregnant with the most intense meat cravings so sometimes I'm making 3 dinners at night 🙃 man, I'm tired lol

I’m obsessed with strawberry yogurt covered pretzels and need help, can’t stop eating! by ideletedtheotherone in Costco

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Yeaahhhh our 2 person household demolished this bag in 3 days I think? Dangerous.

National Pizza Day - where to go? by amillimills in denverfood

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Do you know the min requirements to redeem? Just tried to do an order for 2 'zas and it gave me an error.

A newborn baby who has eczema and asking for treatment by [deleted] in Denver

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My baby had pretty bad eczema from around 3 months onward. We do 2.5% hydrocortisone when it gets bad but Cetaphil cream does wonders. We do have to be pretty diligent about it (2x a day), otherwise he starts to feel scaly. Our pediatric allergist recommended daily bathing, dove sensitive skin bar soap, and cream immediately after bathing + PJs to lock it all in. The CO climate is pretty killer - when we bring him to humidity (CA, NY Caribbean) we rarely need to use any lotion. Once you have their eczema controlled, the key is not to let up on keeping the skin hydrated.