Today’s post “How To Host A Moms Night In – A Guide For Beginners” is brought to you by our friends at Giraffas USA! Thank you for catering our Moms Night In – it was much appreciated.
So you want to host a party – more specifically a Moms Night In. After hosting several Moms Night In, and hearing my friends repeatedly promise to do the same, I’ve decided to create this how to guide for you – and them.
Do you think of honey as just a sweetener? Perhaps a healthier alternative to white sugar? Well, it is a good healthy sweetener, but it’s actually much more than just that. Even our pediatrician recommends we give the girls at least three teaspoons of honey a day when they are sick. Honey has many helpful properties, both when digested and when applied topically.
Prior to the creation of modern medicine, garlic had been used by various cultures for thousands of years to improve health and treat disease. Nowadays, most people just use it to add flavor to food. Fortunately, people are starting to once again become aware of the many health properties of garlic.
When you are traveling or simply on the go, sometimes you end up eating in new restaurants or locations that you aren’t familiar with. Dealing with stomach issues when traveling is up there on the list of things I don’t want to deal with when traveling. There are certain foods that can cause discomfort, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, nausea and even diarrhea – none of which any traveler wants to deal with.
The one food that everyone in our home craves is my homemade macaroni and cheese. There is something extremely comforting about all that cheesy goodness that stretches from spiral to spiral as you dig into your plate and scoop out a mouthful. This year through my partnership with Hickory Farms, my irresistible homemade macaroni and cheese has received a first class upgrade! I can’t even begin to explain to you the difference the Hickory Farms line of cheese products made in my dish.
