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Secrets to Making Amazing Olive Oil
Your ads will be inserted here byAdSense Now!.Please go to the plugin admin page to paste your ad code.Every company strives to produce a quality product but, however important the end result may be, efficiency often times interferes. The idea of saving money is tempting, who does not want to save money, especially in modern
Champagne, Chocolate, and Cheese – What Could Be Better?
When the night is crisp and cloudy with a slight chill factor winding through it, a great place to warm up next to the artistic sounds of some great music while enjoying decadent chocolates from all over the world, champagnes from Napa, Spain, and France, and three cheeses that pair well with them can only
Made in Temecula – Stuffed Bell Peppers
Another warm Temecula Saturday is upon us and we are off to the Old Town Temecula Farmer’s Market to pick up our Inland Empire CSA box. Our first stop is the Sage Mountain Farms booth to check out the amazing selection of locally grown, organic produce. We love this program because we love to eat
Grow Organic at Home
They say that late Spring is the perfect time to plant a garden. It’s all so overwhelming, though; isn’t it? How much space do I need? How will I irrigate it? What types of plants will grow well in my backyard? I confess I have attempted a garden more than once and been spectacularly unsuccessful every
Incr-Edible Cupcakes – Gourmet Cupcakes In Old Town?
A New Place with Taste – Incr-Edible Cupcakes Baking Up Sweetness Daily. When I first heard there was new place to get great gourmet cupcakes next to one of my favorite pizza places, Nitza’s Pizza, my immediate thought was that it sounds like a good reason to get a slice of pie and a great
A Howling Good Time at the Dog Park Cafe!
It felt like I stepped into some sort of alternate universe – a “mutt”-tropolis, if you will – when I visited The Dog Park Cafe in Temecula over the weekend. Beautifully decorated with rich woods, stone floors, lush greenery, and even iron lampposts, Dog Park Cafe is an idyllic place where dogs rule, pooches are pampered,
Does Buying High Quality Produce Actually Save Me Money?
Seriously? Let’s look at just a couple of factors that make buying local produce cost effective. Waste – Believe it or not, according to ethicalconsumerism.tribe.net, “the average family of 4 wastes 122 pounds of food per month”! (Actually, I have a hard time believing that myself). But, ask yourself how much of your produce
Why Should I Eat Local Produce?
To quote Slow Food USA, a non-profit organization educating the world on the benefits of eating healthy, local and organic, “Slow Food is an idea, a way of living and a way of eating. It is a global, grassroots movement with thousands of members around the world that links the pleasure of food with a
Grow Organic at Home
They say that late Spring is the perfect time to plant a garden. It’s all so overwhelming, though; isn’t it? How much space do I need? How will I irrigate it? What types of plants will grow well in my backyard? I confess I have attempted a garden more than once and been spectacularly unsuccessful



