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Produce, Recipe Round-Up

10 Healthy Smoothies for People On-the-Go

While you can enjoy smoothies all year-round, there is nothing like the warmer weather of Spring that gets us craving these cold beverages! We’ve rounded up some of our favorite smoothie recipes for you to make and enjoy!

1. Raspberry-Rhubarb Bellini Smoothie with Blueberries

Enjoy this delicious smoothie as a healthy treat or as a cocktail – it’s delicious both ways! Learn how to make it here from Half Baked Harvest.

DIY, Kids

10 Spring DIYs to Get your Kids Crafting!

We’re nearly a month into the Spring season and the sunnier weather calls for some fun seasoned-themed crafts! To make it better, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite kid-friendly crafts so you and kiddos can enjoy these fun projects together. Yay for family time!

1. Easter Egg Carton Chicks

Don’t throw your egg cartons away! They are perfect for this first craft – Easter Egg Carton Chicks! Cute, colorful, and perfect for Spring! Find the tutorial here from Typically Simple.

Recipe Round-Up

10 Perfectly Sweet Desserts for Spring

Spring has sprung and it’s the perfect time to make sweet treats to enjoy in the warmer weather! Here is our latest round-up of 10 perfectly sweet desserts for Spring:

1. Cheesecake Lemon Bars

Add a tangy zest of flavor to your cheesecake with these Cheese Lemon Bars! Get the recipe here from Cooking Classy.

Holiday, Recipe Round-Up, St. Patrick's Day

The Best Dishes to Make for St. Patrick’s Day

Ireland’s national holiday is celebrated in several countries all around the world. Try your luck in the kitchen with these mouthwatering recipes, perfect for St. Patrick’s Day!

1. Slow Cooker Guinness Beef Stew

Guinness just might be the quintessential Irish beer! Give this hearty Slow Cooker Guinness Beef Stew a try for St. Paddy’s Day. Find the recipe here from The Cookie Rookie.

Meat

New at Mollie’s Stone’s: Certified Piedmontese Beef

“Certified Piedmontese beef is exceptionally lean and incredibly.”

The Piedmontese breed is a unique breed of cow that was first discovered over a century ago in northwest Italy. In the 1970s, ranchers imported them to the U.S., growing the herdĀ over a period of a decade from 2 to 15. The Piedmontese cattle make up 1% of all cattle in North America, making them an extremely rare breed unlike any other.