If I’m recalling correctly, December is the last produce guide I have left to do! It was fun while it lasted, so I’ll have to think of another food-related series I can start on the blog. I love plugging in recipes, so maybe I can find a way to incorporate that into a series. Anywho, […]
MoreMy favorite month is FINALLY here, and I’m ready to go all-out with the fall content. I do have a ton of fun things planned for this month, including a visit to a haunted goat farm. More to come on that. Anywho, let’s talk produce. Pretty much all of my favorite fruits and veggies are […]
MoreApples | Fiber & Antioxidants Fact: It’s not fall without apple-themed activities. I haven’t been able to go apple picking in a hot minute because I’m always away at school and don’t have many opportunities to do so. Let me tell you, I am going to make a valiant effort this year. Not only are […]
MoreSummer break is winding down, and though I want to, I sadly haven’t done any fruit picking thus far. That being said, there’s still time, and there are a ton of delicious fruits and veggies currently in season. Most of the produce in season isn’t too far off from last month’s, so don’t be shocked […]
MoreThere are only twelve months in a year, of course, so it’s an unfortunate reality that I’m going to eventually run out of posts for “What’s in Season?”. For the time being, however, I’m happy to report that I still have a couple months left of produce content to cover. Maybe once “What’s in Season” […]
MoreSummer has arrived, and living here in New England, it’s the perfect opportunity for fruit and vegetable picking at local farms. Unsurprisingly, fruits like blueberries and strawberries are at their peak for picking in June, but there are also a few other delicious foods to get your hands on. Below, I’ve compiled a few of […]
MoreWith summer looming in the near future, it’s almost time for fruit picking and farm stand adventures. I am fortunate enough to live in the Northeast, where rural fields and farmers markets are abundant in the summer and fall. There’s something about being surrounded by nature that makes me feel utterly at peace, especially when […]
MoreAs of today, summer break is here, and I’m so excited to be home with my friends and family. The only thing I don’t like about the summertime is the weather, ironically. I have annoyingly sensitive skin, and even being outside for ten minutes can make me break out in an itchy rash. With that […]
MoreThe New England transition from winter to spring is always an interesting experience. It was snowing last week, then it was sunny and fifty degrees, then it rained, and now…it’s snowing again? @globalwarming, what are you doing? Anywho, with the changing of seasons comes a whole bunch of new fruits and veggies in season! Not […]
MoreWhen you think of the word “February”, I imagine fresh fruits and vegetables are not the first images to pop into your mind. In fact they’re not the first images that pop into my mind, either; I think about dirty snow, deadlines and crying alone on Valentine’s Day. Oops. That being said, there are quite […]
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